An Israeli drone targeted a vehicle on the highway to the Hsbeh area in Sidon, the southern entrance to the city, Sidon-Ghazieh highway.

Initial reports indicate that two members of the "Hamas" movement were killed in the attack on the vehicle in Sidon, and that the target was Hamas security official Samer Al-Haj in Ain Al-Hilweh camp.

An ambulance belonging to the Civil Defense of the Islamic Scout Association was hit by artillery fire in the town of Mays Al-Jabal, and Commissioner Ali Mannaa was injured by shrapnel, while Disaster Management Commissioner Moussa Shaalan miraculously survived, according to the National News Agency.

The Ministry of Public Health issued a statement condemning "in the strongest terms the Israeli enemy's insistence on repeating its attacks on ambulance teams whose members risk their lives in southern Lebanon to save as many lives as possible as a result of the aggression".

The statement indicated that "the occupation forces targeted today a vehicle belonging to the Message Association in the town of Mays Al-Jabal while the association's team was carrying out a humanitarian health mission in the area. The team miraculously survived, noting that the commissioner was injured by shrapnel that required special treatment in the hospital".

The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health’s Emergency Operations Center announced in a statement that "a drone strike by the Israeli enemy this morning on the town of Naqoura resulted in the martyrdom of two individuals".

"Hezbollah" mourned its member Mahdi Mahmoud Qusaybani, nicknamed "Siraj", born in 1994 from the town of Harouf in southern Lebanon.

The party also mourned Hadi Jihad Dib, nicknamed "Haydar", born in 1997 from the town of Bafliyeh and a resident of Dabbal in southern Lebanon.

The Israeli army announced that it targeted two members of "Hezbollah" in Ras Naqoura in an airstrike today, Friday.

The Israeli army targeted the Hura area between the towns of Deir Mimmas and Kafr Kila in the Marjeyoun district with two missiles.

The Lebanese National Media Agency reported today, Friday, that "enemy warplanes conducted sorties over the border villages adjacent to the Blue Line after midnight, and launched flares in the sky of the area".

In turn, the Israeli army stated that its planes attacked last night "infrastructure and a command center of Hezbollah" in the towns of Hananiya and Aita Al-Shaab in southern Lebanon.

"Hezbollah" Operations

In its first operation today, "Hezbollah" reported targeting a gathering of Israeli army soldiers around the Metula site with rocket fire, achieving a direct hit.

It noted that it targeted the command headquarters of the 769th Brigade in the Kiryat Shmona barracks with a barrage of Katyusha rockets "in response to the enemy's attacks on the resilient southern villages and safe homes, especially in the town of Hananiya".

Later, the party stated it conducted an airstrike with a swarm of kamikaze drones on the coastal battalion's command center of the newly established western brigade in Layman, targeting the positions and concentrations of its officers and soldiers, hitting its targets accurately.

The organization announced it targeted the Samqa site in the occupied Lebanese hills of Kfarshouba with "rocket fire".

It also announced it targeted a building used by Israeli soldiers in the Manara settlement with "appropriate weapons".

On the Israeli side...

Meanwhile, the army noted that it monitored a number of rockets crossing Lebanese territory and landing in open areas.

Israeli "Channel 12" reported that around 15 rockets were launched from Lebanon toward Kiryat Shmona, and some were intercepted. Sirens sounded.

Israeli media mentioned that 4 rockets fell in open areas in the Upper Galilee.

Intercepting missiles fell after a number of rockets were launched at Israeli sites from Lebanon, with one landing in the Metula settlement, causing a fire to break out.

According to what was reported by the Israeli Broadcasting Authority, residents of border settlements with Lebanon are required to stay close to safe places until further notice.

"Hezbollah" and the Israeli army have been exchanging fire almost daily since October 8, amid serious concerns that the region may slip into a full-scale war awaiting Iranian and Lebanese response to the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniya and Hezbollah leader Fouad Shukr.

The statement concluded: "The ministry reiterates its appeal to the international community to condemn these Israeli attacks which constitute a clear and explicit violation of the laws and norms applicable in times of war, and confirms that it will continue to document all violations against the health sector and its institutions, believing in the necessity of establishing justice even if delayed and putting an end to these inhumane violations aimed at disrupting noble rescue missions".

It was reported of an airstrike on Aita Al-Shaab in southern Lebanon.