Israeli Strike Kills Four Radwan Commandos in Nabatieh

An Israeli airstrike in the Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon on Saturday struck a car near Kfar Rumman/Kfarsir, killing four people and wounding three, the Lebanese Health Ministry and state media said. The IDF confirmed the strike and said it killed four members of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Force, with the primary target the unit’s logistics chief accused of weapons transfers and attempts to rebuild the group’s "terror infrastructure." The attack is the latest in near-daily Israeli raids on southern Lebanon despite a November ceasefire; Israel has maintained troops at five strategic posts and says it has repeatedly targeted Hezbollah facilities. UN and Lebanese sources say civilians, first responders and journalists have also been killed since the truce, and U.S. special envoy Tom Barrack said Washington believes Hezbollah is rearming, complicating any Israeli withdrawal and prompting U.S. pressure on Lebanon to reassert state sovereignty and disarm the Iran-backed group. Hezbollah remains armed and rejects plans to disarm, keeping tensions high along the border.