Since the signing of the peace deal between Iran and the US, fighting in Lebanon has dropped. But according to Lebanese media, Israeli strikes on south of the country did kill at least five people. Whether…
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Cover image: Des habitants passent en voiture devant des bâtiments détruits alors qu’ils regagnent le village de Srifa, dans le sud du pays, le 16 juin 2026 © Kawnat Haju, AFP
Middle East
Issued on: 18/06/2026 - 14:56
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