A Historic Community in Southern Lebanon Destroyed by Israeli Airstrikes
According to recent reports from Lebanon, a historic community in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, has been destroyed in an Israeli airstrike, severely impacting the lives of local residents.
It is reported that the community includes shops, religious sites, and residences, a significant portion of which were destroyed in the airstrike.
Local resident: My father opened this store about 50 years ago, then my brother took over, and after that, I took over. I have been here since 2006, and it has been almost 20 years now; this is our community, our house is right here. This is the center of Nabatieh, the Sarai community, the birthplace of Nabatieh, and this community has a long history.
According to statistics released by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health on the 19th, since the resumption of hostilities between Lebanon and Israel on March 2, Israeli attacks on Lebanon have resulted in 3,042 deaths and 9,301 injuries.
Israeli airstrikes destroyed a historic community in Nabatieh, Lebanon, severely impacting local residents' lives. The strikes damaged shops, religious sites, and homes, with significant destruction reported. Since the conflict reignited on March 2, over 3000 people have died and more than 9000 have been injured in Lebanon.
- Israeli airstrikes targeted a historic community in Nabatieh, Lebanon.
- The airstrikes caused significant destruction to shops, religious sites, and residences.
- Since March 2, the conflict has resulted in 3042 deaths and 9301 injuries according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health.