The embassy said,''Our countries, who are sadly well versed in civilian loss, stand united in hopes of a speedy recovery for the injured and solace for the family of the bereaved.''
IDF said it identified a group of operatives at an anti-tank missile launch site, from where the attack was conducted earlier.
Israeli military chief Herzi Halevi's statement follows Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah's escalation warning to Israel as Gaza war continues to rage.
Iran has warned Israel that “the Middle East will go out of control” if it continued its war in Gaza.
Israel has declared a war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip in response to the militant outfit's October 7 terrorist attack, in which more than 1,300 people were killed.
Israeli forces attacked a vehicle carrying journalists, killing Issam Abdallah, a Lebanese photographer working for Reuters, and injuring six other reporters working for international agencies.
Mortars were also fired at an Israeli post from Syrian side of the border and Israeli military retaliated with artillery strikes.
The IDF further said that they have taken precautionary measures for the possibility of a two-front war following Hezbollah attack.
Lebanon has to shut some schools that receive displaced students from Syria amid a lack of international funding, Lebanese Education Minister Abbas Halabi said.
Jamal Zitouni, a 60-year-old farmer in Lebanon's southern city of Nabatieh, said some farmers are selling more to wholesalers who can pay in greenbacks.
