🔴The Lebanese Ministry of Heath: 3696 civilians killed and 1,413 wounded in Israeli attacks since March 2nd.
Hundreds of children have been killed and more than 130 paramedics. Families are massacred every day. Video is from a drone strike on a vehicle in Saida today. Saida is north of the Litani river.
After an Israeli airstrike hit the town of Nabatiyeh, #Lebanon, a family of 12 arrived at Najdeh Al-Shaabiyeh hospital. Six were killed, including a two-year-old boy.
Dr. Mina Naguib reports:
Familias enteras masacradas en el sur de Líbano enterradas en cementerios provisionales, porque funerales y cementerios también son bombardeados por Israel.
Ahmad, de 10 años, herido en el hospital, no sabe que ha perdido a sus padres y cuatro hermanos. Reporte desde Wardanieh👇🏼
At least 6 killed till the moment and more than 20 injuries amid an Israeli strike on the parking of Jabal Amel hospital in Tyre. Video from the hospital’s ICU.
🇮🇱🇱🇧 | Un ataque aéreo de Israel destruyó un edificio en Nabatiye, donde equipos de emergencia asistieron bajo amenaza de nuevos bombardeos. Las fuerzas israelíes utilizaron fósforo blanco en Nabatiye al Fawqa y atacaron previamente las inmediaciones del hospital Al Najda Al Shaabiyya.
🔴 Israel declara zona de combate todo el sur de Líbano. Desde el río Zahrani hasta la frontera de facto, hogar antes de la limpieza étnica de 800 mil personas.
Es un 15% del territorio, el equivalente a que un país vecino ordenase a casi toda Andalucía marcharse de sus casas.
🇱🇧 Lebanon's teens losing youth to years of conflict and crisis
Hassan Kiki, 16, has been forced to flee his home twice in just two years, one in a generation of Lebanese young people whose formative years have been irreversibly impacted by years of conflict and crisis.
Strikes continue across #Lebanon, including overnight airstrikes in Beirut, following further mass displacement orders.
To date, over 1 million people – including nearly 370,000 children – have been forced to flee.
Humanitarians continue to respond, but needs keep rising.
Doctors in Havana say at least 3,000 people are relying on dialysis machines to stay alive, and may die if these blackouts continue. This is murder.
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Lebanon is approaching a breaking point as displacement accelerates, with 1 in 7 people now displaced in 1st ten days of the escalation, says the Norwegian Refugee Council
At least 816,000, or 14 per cent of population displaced, according to official figures.
Bombing the center of a capital should be unthinkable. Apparently it depends on the city — and who’s dropping the bombs.
In London, Paris or Washington this would be a global crisis. Here it barely registers.
Israel has just bombed central Beirut. This is minutes away from the UN, The British Embassy, The European Delegation, and the Lebanese Parliament: it is the heart of the capital.
This is the equivalent of bombing Whitehall.
The terrorist state of Israel must be disarmed.