Israel is intensifying its attacks on Lebanon, with heavy airstrikes in Beirut and a rising death toll of over 2,000 people, including 127 children. More than 1.2 million Lebanese have been displaced, while hospitals struggle to cope with casualties. The World Health Organization reports 28 health workers killed by Israeli attacks in a day, hindering aid delivery. As tensions rise, Lebanon faces daily airstrikes and clashes between Israel and Hezbollah. The situation is fast-moving and unpredictable.
The Lebanese army is ongoing evacuations in southern towns amid fears of escalating violence. Iran’s Foreign Minister visited Lebanon to show support, while Iran’s Supreme Leader called for unity against Israel. The conflict has led to the deaths of paramedics and doctors, with concerns of Israeli use of white phosphorus. Targeting senior Hezbollah leaders adds to the uncertainty of the conflict’s outcomes.
With diplomatic efforts underway, the region remains volatile, with Lebanon on the brink of further escalation. The impact on civilians, healthcare workers, and infrastructure is devastating, highlighting the urgent need for a peaceful resolution.