Lebanon says 2 killed in IDF strike on Palestinian camp in northern city of Tripoli

The Israeli military struck a building in the Beddawi Palestinian camp in the coastal city of Tripoli, killing two people, Lebanon’s Health Ministry says.

The strike, which hit the area without prior warning and marked the northernmost strike so far, wounded another individual, the Health Ministry says.

The Israeli military doesn’t immediately say who it targeted in the strike.

Located about 85 kilometers (53 miles) north of Beirut and more than 180 kilometers (112 miles) from the Lebanese–Israeli border, Beddawi was targeted during the 2024 war between Israel and Hezbollah.

Lebanon’s state news agency separately reports that an overnight Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle on a coastal highway in southern Lebanon, killing three people.

The highway connects the city of Tyre to Naqoura, a border town near Israel.

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