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UN Verifies Israel Killed 103 Lebanese Civilians Since Ceasefire Began
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As Israel continues to flaunt the November ceasefire with daily strikes on Lebanon, the United Nations has stepped up with new data on what is happening.
A report from the UN Human Rights Office confirms that they have verified at least 103 of the people killed in the Israeli strikes were civilians.
Even beyond that 103, that is not to say that all the remaining deaths were verified as Hezbollah, only that they’ve yet to be verified as civilians.
Israeli strikes continued today with an attack on the southern town of Kafra.
Details are still emerging and a final toll has yet to be confirmed by the Lebanese Health Ministry, but at least one person was killed in the drone strike, and a number of others were reportedly wounded.