Lebanon reports nearly 300 killed in Israeli attacks since Monday

Beirut — Lebanon’s health ministry has reported that close to 300 people have been killed in Israeli attacks since Monday, with 41 fatalities recorded in the last 24 hours in the Nabi Chit area. The figures were released as violence continues to escalate along the border region.

According to the Lebanese health ministry, the latest casualties bring the total number of deaths to nearly 300 over the past several days. The ministry stated that the majority of the recent fatalities occurred in the Nabi Chit area, which has seen intensified military activity.

The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant loss of life and has raised concerns among humanitarian organizations about the impact on civilians. The health ministry did not provide further details regarding the identities of those killed or the specific circumstances surrounding the attacks.

Reports indicate that the situation remains volatile, with continued exchanges of fire between Israeli forces and groups operating in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese authorities have called attention to the rising death toll and the urgent need for medical assistance in affected areas.

International observers have expressed alarm over the increasing number of casualties and the humanitarian challenges faced by local communities. The health ministry’s figures highlight the scale of the violence since the start of the week.