500 Martyrs and thousands of injuries as a result of the Zionist aggression on Lebanon
Published on September 24, 2024
Ansarullah website – Lebanon
500 People were martyred, including 35 children and 58 women, and 1,645 were injured due to the ongoing aggression of the Israeli entity on Lebanon.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health’s Emergency Operations Center announced the rise of hundreds of martyrs and thousands of injuries due to the continued Israeli aggression on towns and villages in southern Lebanon, Bekaa and Baalbek, since Monday morning.
According to what the Public Health Emergency Operations Center of the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health announced in a new update on the outcome of the continued Israeli enemy raids on towns and villages in southern Lebanon, Bekaa and Baalbek since Monday morning.
The enemy’s warplanes launched a series of raids on towns and villages in the south, western and eastern Bekaa.
Field sources reported that border villages and towns were subjected to raids this morning, which also targeted the outskirts of villages in the districts of Nabatieh and Zahrani, towns in western Bekaa, and the heights of Iqlim al-Tuffah.
The Israeli enemy launched a series of raids, on Monday night – Tuesday, targeting villages and towns in the south and Bekaa, as part of its ongoing aggression against Lebanon.
In the south, the enemy raids targeted the towns of: Maaroub, Kfardounin, Sultanieh, Aaqbieh, the heights of Rayhan, the vicinity of Doueir, Kfarsir, Zawtar, and Yahmor.
In Bekaa, Israeli warplanes targeted the heights surrounding Qasr Naba, and the towns of: Ain, Nabi Sheet, Bouday, Shaat Junction, and Hermel.
It was confirmed that 10 martyrs from one family were killed in a massacre following an Israeli raid on a house in Shaat, after relief efforts were completed.
A raid targeted Masnaa road at Anjar junction in the central Bekaa. At least 27 hospitals received the wounded in various regions
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