The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports the death toll from ongoing conflict has reached 2,509, with 7,755 injured since March 2. Officials cite intensified airstrikes against southern Lebanese towns over the past two days.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that 2,509 people have been killed and 7,755 injured in Lebanon since March 2nd, citing intensified Israeli airstrikes in the southern region.
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The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports that 2,509 people have been killed and 7,755 injured in Lebanon since March 2nd, citing intensified Israeli airstrikes in the southern region.
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