Bridges blown up.

Four weeks into the US-Israeli war on Iran, many in Lebanon are suffering under yet another Israeli aggression.

March 27 (Reuters) - More than 370,000 children have been forced from their homes in Lebanon in just three weeks, as intensified Israeli strikes and mass evacuation orders trigger one of the fastest and largest population displacements in the country's history,

Israel's army and opposition leader say their country's troops — fighting Hezbollah in their invasion of Lebanon — are stretched and there are not "enough soldiers for its missions".

Noël Barrot on Tuesday urged Israel not to send in forces to take control of a zone in south Lebanon, saying such a move would have "major humanitarian consequences".

Israel carried out a new wave of strikes on Iran early Friday (March 27), ahead of a scheduled U.N. Security Council meeting to address attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure. The move comes amid a deepening diplomatic deadlock between Iran and the United States, raising fears of further escalation as the conflict approaches its one-month mark.

Rather than trying to hold a defensive line, Hezbollah fighters have moved in to strike, then melted away in the hilly terrain they know well.

In one instance, IDF troops eliminated several Hezbollah terrorists after noticing them inside a building. Additionally, the IDF destroyed dozens of Hezbollah infrastructure sites