Israeli strikes killed at least 14 people across southern Lebanon, and Israel launched more than 120 airstrikes against Lebanon on Tuesday, according to multiple news outlets.

Alarabiya reported that Israeli strikes killed at least nine people in southern Lebanon, including two paramedics. Al Jazeera reported that Israeli attacks have killed 3,213 people and injured 9,737 in Lebanon since March 2.

Alarabiya also reported that the Israeli military intercepted a hostile aircraft and two projectiles that crossed into Israeli territory from Lebanon, and that Israeli officials warned they will strike Beirut’s southern suburbs if Hezbollah targets northern Israeli communities.

France24 reported that an Israeli strike on Beirut’s southern suburbs killed three people. NPR reported that Israeli strikes killed at least seven people in southern Lebanon, including two children. The BBC reported that Israeli air strikes hit the Lebanese city of Tyre despite an Iranian warning to stop attacks, and that Iran warned Israel it could resume hostilities if attacks on Hezbollah do not stop.

CNBC reported that Hezbollah launched three projectiles toward communities in northern Israel. The Guardian reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his military was escalating its offensive against Hezbollah. WTAE reported that the Israeli military said it struck Hezbollah targets in Beirut’s southern suburbs on Sunday after Hezbollah fired into Israeli territory. PressTV reported that Hezbollah condemns the Israeli strikes on Lebanese army forces, saying they result from the Beirut government’s disregard for national sovereignty and people’s lives. GDELT reported that the Israeli military struck Beirut’s southern suburbs without warning on Sunday, days after a ceasefire agreement took effect.