UN Reports 71 Civilian Deaths in Lebanon Since Israeli Ceasefire
Ongoing Israeli military operations in Lebanon have caused widespread casualties, displacement, and infrastructure damage despite a ceasefire established in November 2024.
Overview
- The UN confirms 71 civilians, including 14 women and nine children, have been killed in Lebanon by Israeli forces since the ceasefire began on November 27, 2024.
- Israeli military actions have also resulted in significant injuries and the destruction of civilian infrastructure, according to UN officials.
- Approximately 92,000 civilians remain displaced due to the ongoing military operations in Lebanon.
- The UN human rights office has called for thorough investigations into alleged violations involving civilian deaths and injuries.
- Concerns are growing over the fragile ceasefire's ability to hold, with warnings that further escalation could destabilize the broader region.