Sources: 
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon on April 24 killed
six civilians, according to the Lebanese health ministry. This attack occurred despite a ceasefire in the ongoing war with Hezbollah, which has lasted over six weeks.
The strikes resulted in fatalities across multiple locations:
two in Wadi al-Hujair,
two in Touline, and
one each in Srifa and Yater. This brings the total reported death toll to
2,491 since the conflict began on March 2. The violence continues to escalate, with more than
2,500 people, including
277 women,
177 children, and
100 health workers, having been killed during this period.
The violence has renewed international concern regarding the protection of civilians and journalists in conflict zones. The Committee to Protect Journalists emphasized that,
"Under international humanitarian law, journalists, as civilians, are protected from direct and indiscriminate attack, regardless of the positions or affiliation of their media outlets".As the situation develops, the humanitarian crisis continues to unfold, prompting calls for urgent international response to stem the violence and protect innocent lives.
Sources: Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed six people Friday, according to the Lebanese health ministry, amid a continuing ceasefire in the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. The strikes resulted in deaths across southern regions, raising the total death toll to nearly 2,500 since the March 2 onset of hostilities.
