Almost 1,300 children have been killed or injured – more than seven children per day, on average – in the six months following the largest Israeli escalation in Lebanon in recent decades. This is stated by Save the Children, the organization that has been fighting for over 100 years to save children at risk worldwide and ensure them a future.
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At the most critical moment, the Israeli offensive caused the displacement of over one million people, many of whom have not yet been able to return to their homes. Despite the so-called ceasefire in June – reads a statement – for children in Lebanon the emergency is far from over. About 348,800 people are still displaced within the country, not knowing if and when they will be able to return to their homes and rebuild their future.
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Since March 2, at least 4,348 people have been killed and 12,300 injured in airstrikes conducted by Israeli forces.
Among the victims are at least 257 children killed and 1,039 injured.
The data includes at least 355 people who died in Israeli air raids following the announcement of the ceasefire on June 19, according to the Ministry of Public Health data.
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