Israel has stepped up its military offensive across southern Lebanon, launching a fresh wave of airstrikes that have left at least 20 people dead, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency. Among the victims: a family of four killed inside their home and paramedics struck while responding to earlier attacks. One of the most controversial incidents involves a so-called “triple-tap” strike in Mayfadoun, a tactic where an initial attack is followed by subsequent strikes targeting rescuers arriving at the scene. The incident has sparked outrage and renewed concerns over civilian safety in conflict zones. Strikes have also been reported closer to Beirut, with vehicles targeted in Saadiyat and Jiyeh, raising fears of a widening conflict footprint. As the violence intensifies, anger is growing among Lebanese civilians, many of whom are questioning ongoing diplomatic engagement and calling for an immediate halt to repeated attacks. WATCH