Israeli strikes have hit the Lebanese capital's southern suburbs as well as a mosque and school in Gaza. The strikes in Gaza have killed at least 26 people and come a day before the one-year anniversary of the war there. Three vehicles carrying medical and relief supplies in the Syrian city of Homs were struck by Israeli missiles, Syrian sources said on Sunday. Israel launched "airstrikes with three missiles targeting... three trucks loaded with food and medical supplies inside an Iranian car factory... in southern Homs," the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. It added that three aid workers had been wounded and that the trucks had "crossed over from Iraq to provide humanitarian aid to Lebanese people." The Syrian state news agency also reported the attack, but it said no factories had been targeted inside the city. Israel rarely acknowledges strikes against Syria, but has said before that it would not allow Iran, or Iran-backed groups, such as Hezbollah, to expand their presence in Syria. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) spoke of the suffering of the last year of conflict that erupted last October 7. "People in the region continue to endure an unbearable toll of pain, suffering, and loss that transcends borders... Human suffering has no borders," the international aid agency said in Geneva. "This is a year marked by heartbreak and unanswered questions. Families have been torn apart, with many loved ones still held against their will. Tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions have been displaced across the region," it stated. It called on all sides to respect international law. The ICRC is responsible for preventing and alleviating the suffering of war under the Geneva Convention. As such, it remains neutral and does not name parties that violate international law. A suspected shooting in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba killed at least one person and wounded at least eight others, Israeli media reported on Sunday. The ambulance service earlier said that a woman was being treated at the scene for serious injuries. Police said they were treating the incident as a terror attack and that the assailant had been killed