According to the country's Health Ministry, at least 105 people were reported dead and 359 injured in Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon.
According to the Health Ministry, which issued this report on Sunday, South Governorate saw the highest death toll where 48 people were killed and 168 were injured in Ain Al-Delb and Tyre.
The attacks come days after the air strike on Beirut's densely populated southern suburbs on Friday killed the head of Lebanon's Hezbollah group, which had been locked for nearly a year in cross-border fire with Israel.
Hezbollah has said it is acting in support of Hamas militants in Gaza, who attacked Israel on October 7, provoking the war in the Palestinian territory.
Israel has moved its military north from Gaza to Lebanon, with cross-border fire on the increase. Israeli attacks have killed hundreds since last Monday, the deadliest day since the 1975-1990 civil war in Lebanon.
Deadly air raids were carried out near Lebanon's main southern city of Sidon on Sunday, said the Health Ministry, while dozens of people died in the east, south, and in and around Beirut.
The Ministry said Israeli airstrikes had caused "heavy destruction" on Kana hospital in the south.
Most of the casualties and casualties were in the eastern Lebanon's Beqaa Valley region of Baalbek-Hermel, said the Ministry, where 33 died, and 97 were wounded.
The southern Nabatiyeh Governorate also suffered heavy casualties, including local casualties in the town of Marjaayoun.
The country said its intensified bombardment over the weekend had targeted Hezbollah operatives and facilities, accusing the militant group of using civilians as "human shields."
Airstrikes have flattened entire residential buildings and devastated public infrastructure, casting a shroud over a deepening humanitarian crisis in the country.
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