Air strikes in southern Lebanon again...We've got humanitarian trucks in Gaza.

[Anchor]
More than 20 people have been killed in a series of intense Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon.

Humanitarian aid trucks have been forced into the worst-hit northern Gaza, but Israeli bombardment has not stopped.

Reporter Park Young-jin reports.

[Reporter]
Navatiyeh in southern Lebanon, where more than 10 airstrikes continued.Six people, including the mayor, were killed when the

city government building was bombed.

In another city, Cana, an Israeli air strike killed 15 people.

[Mohamed Krasht / Mayor of Kana] It's a terrible destruction. There are still people, children and women trapped in the rubble.

The Arab League condemned the attack, calling it an indiscriminate attack on civilians.

Again, the Israeli military released the video, saying it was targeting Hezbollah's weapons facilities.

While airstrikes on Beirut, which had been paused for a while, have also resumed, Israel's defense minister says negotiations for a ceasefire will not stop the attacks.

[Joab Galant / Israeli Defense Minister: We will negotiate under fire. We talked about the first day, and in Gaza, as we said here, this is our way of doing it.]

While the U.S. has even taken out a card to pressure Israel to stop providing weapons, a truck carrying support has passed Israeli inspections for the first time in a long time in Gaza.

[U.N. Ambassador to Israel]: The problem is to make sure that the supplies don't fall into Hamas' hands and go to the people who need them.]

Israel Blames Gaza's Humanitarian Disaster on Hamas, Not Its Own, but Militant Hamas,
Regardless of criticism from the international community to stop the atrocities against civilians,
has continued to bomb refugees in northern Gaza for more than a week, saying they will root out Hamas.

I'm Park Youngjin of YTN.


Video editing: Kim Min-kyung