The Lebanese health ministry said two people were killed in an Israeli strike on the country's south on Thursday, the latest deadly attack despite a November ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.
"The Israeli enemy strike that targeted a vehicle on the Jarmak-Khardali road led to a preliminary toll of two dead and another wounded," the ministry said in a statement.
The area is located around 10 kilometers from the Israeli border.
Since the ceasefire, Israel has carried out almost daily airstrikes on Lebanon, saying it is targeting Hezbollah members.
It has also kept troops in five areas of south Lebanon that it deems strategic.
On Wednesday, the health ministry said one person was killed and five others wounded in an Israeli strike in the southern Lebanese village of Kafra.
On Sept. 21 an airstrike on the southern Lebanese town of Bint Jbeil killed five people, including three children.
The United Nations said it had verified the deaths of 103 civilians in Lebanon since the ceasefire, demanding a halt to the suffering.
