A man looks on at an Israeli strike on the Nabatieh region in southern Lebanon, on June 20, 2026. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine/L'Orient-Le Jour
BEIRUT — In its latest official report published Tuesday, the Health Ministry said that Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed at least 4,320 people and injured another 12,203 since the resumption of the war on March 2.
The ministry recorded one more person killed compared with its previous report on Monday. Despite a "new" cease-fire announced in Lebanon between Hezbollah and Israel on June 19, Israeli drone strikes have continued almost daily near the "yellow line," which marks the boundary of the "buffer zone" established by Israel over more than 600 square kilometers of Lebanese territory. Demolitions carried out by the Israeli army have also continued.
BEIRUT — In its latest official report published Tuesday, the Health Ministry said that Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed at least 4,320 people and injured another 12,203 since the resumption of the war on March 2.
The ministry recorded one more person killed compared with its previous report on Monday. Despite a "new" cease-fire announced in Lebanon between Hezbollah and Israel on June 19, Israeli drone strikes have continued almost daily near the "yellow line," which marks the boundary of the "buffer zone" established by Israel over more than 600 square kilometers of Lebanese territory. Demolitions carried out by the Israeli army have also continued.
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