Israel has once again bombed a medical center in Beirut.

Israel launched another attack on the Dahiye area of Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, last night. It was claimed that concrete-piercing bombs were used in the attack. Sky News Arabia reported that the attack targeted three areas in Dahiye simultaneously, and it was revealed that one of the buildings hit was a medical center.

THERE ARE HEALTH WORKERS AMONG THE DEAD

The Lebanese official agency NNA, which provided information about Israel's attacks, stated that 7 people, including health workers, lost their lives in the attack, and one person is missing. The health center in the town of Ayterun was completely destroyed in the Israeli airstrike.

THE DEATH TOLL HAS REACHED 1928

In a statement from the Disaster Risk Management Unit of the Lebanese government, information was provided about the number of deaths, injuries, and displaced persons due to Israeli attacks since October 8. The statement noted that approximately 134 airstrikes were carried out in various parts of Lebanon, mostly in the southern regions and the Dahiye area of the capital Beirut, in the last two days. It was reported that since October 8, 1 million 200 thousand people have been displaced due to Israeli attacks, and 160 thousand 200 of these individuals have been placed in shelters. In the last 24 hours, it was recorded that 55 more people lost their lives and 156 were injured in the attacks carried out by Israel on Lebanon. With the recent losses, the number of people killed in Israeli attacks since October 8, 2023, has reached 1928, and the number of injured has reached 9,290.

HEZBOLLAH ANNOUNCED THAT IT DESTROYED 3 ISRAELI TANKS

In a written statement from Hezbollah, it was stated that a point where Israeli soldiers were located between the settlements of Misgav Am and Kfar Giladi in northern Israel was hit "with perfect accuracy." It was also reported that another military point in Abirim, located in northern Israel, was hit, and there were casualties among the Israeli soldiers targeted in the attack between Misgav Am and the Lebanese town of El-Adise. It was noted that 3 Israeli tanks advancing towards the town of Marun er-Ras in southern Lebanon were destroyed by guided missiles, and there were casualties among the infantry forces attempting to infiltrate the town. The statement also mentioned that a precise attack was carried out against soldiers in the Israeli settlement of Shtula near the Lebanese border, and that Israeli soldiers advancing east of the town were under heavy fire, with ongoing clashes reported in the area.

POWER OUTAGES REPORTED IN SOME AREAS OF NORTHERN ISRAEL

According to a report by the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, rockets fired from Lebanon directly hit a house in Kfar HaNassi in Upper Galilee. The attack did not result in any casualties or injuries. Rockets fired from Lebanon caused a fire in the agricultural area of Ayelet Hashahar. Additionally, power outages were experienced in Mahanayim and Kafr HaNassi in Upper Galilee. The Israeli police reported that they received notifications of damage to some properties in Upper Galilee following the rocket strikes. In the evening, Israel announced that they had detected approximately 100 rockets fired from Lebanon; it was reported that the rockets that fell in open areas of Western Galilee over about two hours caused one person to be injured and resulted in material damage.