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Lebanon Death Toll Reaches 3,000 in Fighting Between Israel and Hezbollah
Israeli forces hit more than 30 Hizbullah sites in 24 hours as the US-backed ceasefire extension began and Lebanon’s death toll reached 2,988.
- On Monday, Israel carried out air strikes in southern Lebanon while Hezbollah launched new attacks, continuing the war despite the 45-day ceasefire extension that began Friday.
- Following a third round of US-hosted talks between Lebanon and Israel, the ceasefire extension attempts to dampen hostilities that have rumbled on since April 16.
- Lebanon's health ministry reported the death toll surpassed 3,000 on Monday, while an Israeli strike near Baalbek killed Palestinian Islamic Jihad commander Wael Mahmoud Abd al-Halim after taking steps to "mitigate the risk of harm to civilians."
- The Israeli military struck more than 30 Hezbollah sites in the previous 24 hours on Monday and warned residents of three southern villages to leave their homes.
- While Israel maintains a self-declared security zone in the south to shield northern territories, Hezbollah remains outside the US-led talks and continues to resist disarmament pressure.
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Lebanon death toll reaches 3,000 in fighting between Israel and Hezbollah
The death toll in the latest fighting between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has surpassed 3,000. The health ministry reports this despite a fragile ceasefire.
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Beirut: The Lebanese Ministry of Health, Sunday, announced that the result of the Israeli aggression had risen from 2 March to 2988 martyrs, 9,000 injured and 210 injured, after 19 martyrs and 98 injured in the last 24 hours. In a statement, the Ministry stated that the total result of the Israeli aggression from 2 March to Saturday had risen to 2988 martyrs and 9210 injured.
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