Lebanon's health ministry says 24 killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon
The consecutive strikes on Sunday on Ain el-Delb, east of Sidon, were caught on camera by neighbours in the area.
Israeli airstrike (AP)
JERUSALEM: At least 24 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes that hit two adjacent buildings east of the southern city of Sidon, the Lebanese health ministry said.
The consecutive strikes on Sunday on Ain el-Delb, east of Sidon, were caught on camera by neighbours in the area. The health ministry said the strikes also injured at least 29 people.
In the video verified by The Associated Press, one strike caused a huge plume of smoke. The second one hit an adjacent building, causing it first to sway to the right, before collapsing. Israeli airstrikes have intensified in Lebanon's south and the Bekaa region on Sunday, with local media reporting relentless airstrikes in the daytime.