Al-Rashidiya is a Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon, near Tyre, established in 1936 and administered by UNRWA. Known as one of Lebanon's oldest refugee camps, it has historically been situated in an area of sustained Hezbollah presence and recurring conflict. Recently, the camp has been subject to IDF evacuation warnings and airstrikes targeting alleged Hezbollah military infrastructure in the area. Last updated 6 days ago
IDF hit a building in Rachidiyeh, southern Lebanon, following an evacuation warning. The building was used by Hezbollah for military activity, according to the military.
Overnight, Israel struck the Hezbollah-linked Al-Amana gas station near the Rashidiya Palestinian camp on the Ras Al-Ain–Al-Rashidiya road, close to Tyre in southern Lebanon.
Southern Lebanon: IDF issues evacuation orders ahead of airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Maachouq, Tyre, Borj El Chmali, Borgholiyeh, and Rashidiya camp.
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