Israeli strikes on a southern Lebanese village killed at least 12 people, including women and children, Lebanon's health ministry said.
It said one of the strikes hit a building in Kfar Rumman, killing 11 people, including two children and four women.
Eight were also wounded, including three children and a paramedic, officials said.
The ministry said that another strike on a car in the village killed a paramedic with the Lebanese Islamic Risala Scout Association and wounded two others.
The Israeli military said the strikes come in retaliation for two Hezbollah drone attacks that targeted Israeli troops in Lebanon from the area on Monday.
It said the strikes targeted a Hezbollah militant trying to transport weapons to Kfar Rumman.
Hezbollah did not claim the attacks, nor immediately issue a statement on the intensifying strikes around Nabatiyeh province.
Israel has ramped up its assault on south Lebanon in recent days, despite a June ceasefire that aims to halt the fighting between the Israeli military and Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.
Earlier on Monday, Israel's military issued an evacuation warning for a home in the village of Deir al Zahrani and shortly afterwards a building was struck. No information was available on casualties.
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The strikes come days after Israel's military said it took "operational control" of the strategic Ali Taher hill that overlooks several villages as well as main roads leading to the city of Nabatiyeh.
On Sunday, at least seven people were killed in Israeli strikes. The Israeli military said the strikes were in retaliation for the terrorist group firing two drones at Israeli soldiers stationed in the security zone.
The Lebanese health ministry said on Friday that four people were killed and 23 injured in Israeli strikes launched on southern Lebanon without evacuation warnings.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon have killed more than 4,300 people since Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel on 2 March.
The action - two days after the start of US and Israeli strikes on Iran - sparked an Israeli air and ground offensive.
The ceasefire saw violence decline dramatically, but Israeli troops occupying swathes of southern Lebanon have continued razing villages in the self-declared security zone.
Israel's military has continued its strikes both within the zone and to its north, mostly without evacuation warnings.
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