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Death Toll from Israeli Attacks on Lebanon rises to 2.546

Published: October 23, 2024
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The number of people killed in daily attacks by the Israeli military on Lebanon has risen to 2.546.

In a statement from Lebanon’s Ministry of Health, it was noted that the Israeli army continues to carry out airstrikes in many parts of the country.

The statement added that at least 63 people were killed, and 234 were injured in Israeli attacks two days ago, bringing the total number of deaths since October 8th, 2023, to 2.546, with 11.862 wounded.

It is also estimated that several hundred thousand people have been displaced in Lebanon due to the Israeli bombings.

As the wave of migration from southern regions to the capital Beirut and northern areas continues, the Lebanese government announced that more than 486.000 displaced persons have already fled to Syria.

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