Israeli Strikes Kill 22 in Lebanon as Ceasefire Nears Expiry and US Talks Loom
Sourced from 4 publications
- •Israeli airstrikes killed 22 people in Lebanon, including children, with strikes on seven vehicles south of Beirut accounting for 12 deaths, per BBC and Al Jazeera.
- •Hezbollah launched 17 operations against Israeli positions in southern Lebanon using drones, missiles, and rockets, according to Iranian state media.
- •Hundreds attended the funeral of two Lebanese paramedics killed in an Israeli strike, Al Jazeera reported.
- •Lebanon and Israel are scheduled to begin new peace talks in Washington on Thursday as the ceasefire approaches expiry.
- •France24 reports the ceasefire is still considered in place despite hundreds of deaths from Israeli strikes since its announcement.
Sources
Israel hammers Lebanon with strikes, killing 22
Indiatimes
US Iran War Live Updates: Hezbollah launches 17 attacks on Israeli forces in Sou...
Indiatimes
Middle East live: Lebanon, Israel to hold new talks in US before ceasefire expir...
France24
Funeral held for two Lebanese paramedics killed in Israeli attack
Al Jazeera
Israeli strikes on cars in southern Lebanon kill 12, health ministry says
BBC World
12 killed by a series of Israeli strikes on cars in Lebanon
Al Jazeera
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