US EditionMore than 2,000 killed by Israeli strikes in Lebanon during Israel-Hezbollah war, health officials say
Lebanese health officials said 2,020 people have been killed and 6,436 wounded since fighting began, including 248 women and 165 children.
- Lebanese authorities reported that Israeli strikes have killed 2,020 people since the Israel-Hezbollah war began last month. The toll includes 248 women, 165 children, and 85 medical and emergency personnel, with 6,436 people wounded.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised the military campaign against Iran is not over despite claiming 'historic achievements.' He set two conditions for peace: dismantling Hezbollah's weapons and an agreement that 'lasts for generations.'
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards threatened to deal 'severely' with military vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, challenging US President Donald Trump's assertion the waterway 'will soon be open.' The Navy Command asserted full authority to manage the strait.
- Senior US and Iranian officials met in Islamabad to discuss ending the six-week conflict, while Pope Leo urged world leaders to end what he called the 'madness of war.' Diplomatic efforts signal potential ceasefire negotiations.
- Qatar's Ministry of Transport will resume maritime navigation for all vessels from 6am–6pm local time on Sunday. Centcom commander Admiral Brad Cooper said the US began establishing a new passage to encourage free flow of commerce.
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Israeli strike kills infant girl in south Lebanon during her father's funeral
Many in Lebanon hoped the U.S.-Iran cease-fire would also apply to their front with Israel. Instead, they got one of the deadliest days in Lebanon's history, with 350 dead. Hezbollah initiated the war on March 2 – but Israel has since escalated its campaign in the country, killing more than 2,000 people
At Father's Funeral, Israeli Strike Kills His Infant Daughter in South Lebanon
Aline Saeed, a seven-year-old girl, survived an Israeli strike on her home in southern Lebanon, where she had gone to bury her father. Instead, a new strike killed her infant sister, Taleen, and other relatives. This attack on the Saeed family in Srifa occurred on the same day as a U. S.-Iran ceasefire, which many […] The post At Father’s Funeral, Israeli Strike Kills His Infant Daughter in South Lebanon appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
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