At least 25 more people were killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon, with residential buildings targeted in several cities, including Beirut, according to Lebanese authorities.

Officials said the latest attacks have raised the overall death toll to 773. Among those killed are 103 children and 12 members of medical staff.

Authorities added that the number of injured has reached 1,933 following continued Israeli air strikes.

Reports said Israeli aircraft targeted residential areas in multiple cities, including the capital, Beirut, destroying several buildings and causing significant damage to civilian neighbourhoods.

Meanwhile, the United Nations has expressed concern over the growing humanitarian crisis in Lebanon.

According to Stéphane Dujarric, spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General, about 822,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon due to the ongoing strikes, including nearly 300,000 children.

The UN warned that the humanitarian situation in Lebanon is rapidly deteriorating as continued attacks force large numbers of civilians to flee in search of safer areas.