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Overview
- Itamaraty confirmed late Monday that an Israeli strike in Bint Jbeil killed Brazilian Manal Jaafar, 47, and her 11-year-old son Ali Ghassan Nader, and also killed the Lebanese father, with another Brazilian son injured.
- Relatives said the family returned during a lull to collect belongings when their three‑story house was destroyed, and the parents’ bodies had not been recovered.
- The surviving son, 21-year-old Kassam Nader, was treated for injuries and was discharged from hospital on Tuesday, according to family accounts reported by Agência Brasil.
- Brazil condemned the strike as a breach of the April 16 truce and urged full adherence to UN Security Council Resolution 1701, calling for an immediate halt to attacks and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory.
- The Israeli military said it acted after repeated Hezbollah violations of the truce, which was extended on April 23 by President Donald Trump, as cross‑border fire continues and more than one million people in Lebanon remain displaced.