In Lebanon, temporary cemeteries house the dead exiled by the war
Summary
Israeli strikes in Lebanon have killed over 3,600 people and wounded more than 11,000. In some dangerous areas, local people have set up temporary cemeteries to bury the dead.Key Facts
- The death toll from Israeli attacks in Lebanon is 3,613.
- Over 11,000 people have been injured in these strikes.
- It is too risky to bury dead bodies in some parts of Lebanon because of the ongoing conflict.
- A temporary cemetery was created in the city of Saïda to hold those who have died.
- The violence is linked to Israel’s campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- This conflict is part of a larger set of hostilities in the Middle East, involving Israel and Iran.
- Reporters Antonia Kerrigan and Elena Volochine visited Saïda to report on the situation.
- The article mentions related recent attacks and clashes in the region.
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