Israel’s continued aggression has claimed the lives of 92 people in a series of attacks targeting refugee schools in Gaza and densely populated areas of Beirut, according to international media reports.
In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes hit refugee schools and hospitals, resulting in the deaths of more than 70 Palestinians. These attacks came amidst ongoing hostilities, as fierce clashes erupted between Palestinian resistance fighters and Israeli forces in northern Gaza. The confrontation led to the deaths of three Israeli soldiers.
Meanwhile, in Beirut, Israel launched an airstrike aimed at Hezbollah’s political leadership, causing significant destruction in a densely populated area. Two buildings were reduced to rubble, leaving 22 people dead and 170 others injured. Reports suggest that Hezbollah leader Wafic Safa, the intended target, survived the attack.
In addition to the devastation in Beirut, Israel’s bombing campaign extended to the Lebanon-Syria border, where the Israeli military destroyed a field hospital run by the Iranian Red Crescent. These actions have drawn widespread international condemnation, particularly after reports of shelling near UN peacekeeping forces in the region.
The escalating violence has led to growing global outrage, with many nations calling for an immediate end to the attacks and a focus on diplomatic solutions.
