Israeli attacks hit Lebanon, Gaza and Syria, killing more than 80 people

This past weekend, the Israeli army carried out attacks in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. In total, more than 80 people were killed in attacks on countries in the Levant region, in the Middle East.

The National News Agency (NNA) reported airstrikes in the city of Almat, in central Lebanon, on Sunday (10). Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 20 people had died, including three children. Video from the scene shows that at least one building was destroyed, with heavy machinery trying to remove the rubble.

Three more people were killed in an attack on Mashghara, a city in south-central Lebanon, and an airstrike was carried out on the city of Debaal in the Tire district of southern Lebanon, the agency added, while “intermittent shelling of Israeli artillery continues to the city of Khiam.”

At least 2,513 people have been killed and 11,719 injured in Lebanon since September 16, when Israel intensified its campaign against Hezbollah, according to a survey based on statements from the Lebanese Ministry of Health.

In northern Gaza, at least 41 people died when Israeli strikes hit two homes on Sunday morning, according to the director general of the enclave’s Ministry of Health.

Dr. Muneer Alboursh said one of the houses was in Jabalia, while the other was in Gaza City. He added that at least half of those killed were children.

The international NGO Save the Children said in a post on X that parents, children and grandchildren were among those killed in the Israeli attacks on Jabalia’s home.

In Syria, at least seven civilians were killed and 20 injured in an Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the Sayyida Zainab area of ​​rural Damascus, Syrian state news agency SANA reported on Sunday, citing a Syrian regime military source. .

SANA said women and children were among the dead and that private property was damaged.