Early Thursday, Israeli military strikes on Tyre, Lebanon's fourth largest city, resulted in the deaths of at least eight people and injuries to several others, according to Lebanon's state-run National News Agency. This escalation follows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's announcement of an expanded military campaign against Hezbollah, triggered by the group's use of drones that have targeted Israeli forces. Concurrently, an Israeli soldier was killed in a Hezbollah drone attack in northern Israel. The violence comes just ahead of planned security talks in Washington between Lebanese and Israeli military officials. Despite a nominal ceasefire since April 17, attacks have intensified, particularly in Tyre and Sidon, where additional strikes have displaced families seeking refuge from prior assaults. The ongoing conflict has led to over 1 million displaced individuals in Lebanon and significant casualties, with the Lebanese Health Ministry reporting at least 3,269 deaths and over 9,800 injuries due to Israeli strikes since the war's escalation.