Summary
The United Nations human rights office says Israeli attacks on Lebanon might be war crimes as they target homes and civilian buildings. These strikes began after rockets were launched into Israel by Hezbollah following an attack on Iran's leader. The conflict has caused significant casualties and displacement in Lebanon.
Key Facts
- The UN suggests Israeli strikes in Lebanon might be war crimes due to civilian targets.
- Hundreds of homes and buildings, including healthcare facilities, have been destroyed.
- At least 912 people have died and over 2,200 have been injured since the conflict began in March.
- Over one million Lebanese have been displaced due to the fighting.
- Hezbollah launched rockets into Israel after Iran's Supreme Leader was killed.
- The Israeli military's campaign includes air and ground attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- Israeli Defence Minister stated residents cannot return south of the Litani River until Israeli security is ensured.
- The UN highlights concerns about the humanitarian impact, such as a lack of resources and forced displacement.
