Israel-Lebanon live: The United Nations says Israeli tanks have wounded peacekeepers and denounces the “eradication” of Gaza hospitals

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, the reported death toll from Israeli attacks in central Beirut this evening has risen to 18, with another 92 people injured.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, at least 11 people were killed and 48 injured this evening in Israeli airstrikes that hit two different areas in central Beirut.

An Associated Press photographer who went to the scene of the attacks said the lower half of an eight-story apartment building in the first target area of ​​Ras al-Nabaa appeared to have been hit and there were explosions inside the building. Numerous ambulances arrived at the scene of the accident.

In the second attack, in the area of ​​Burj Abi Haidar, an entire building collapsed and burst into flames.

Two UN peacekeepers suffered minor injuries after an Israeli tank opened fire on a UN watchtower on Wednesday.

The watchtower was located at the main base of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFL) in Naqoura.

We previously reported that Israelis fired on three different UN peacekeeping positions in southern Lebanon within 24 hours.

Israel has not yet commented.

The Palestinian Red Crescent shared a video on

The organization reported 28 dead and 54 injured. The death toll was later updated from the number shown in the tweet.

According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, the death toll from the attack on a school in Gaza now stands at 28.

The organization reported that 54 people were injured during the strike.

The Palestinian Red Crescent is a humanitarian organization that serves as the Palestinian branch of the International Red Cross.

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said the United States and France were trying to revive a Middle East ceasefire agreement.

“Contacts are taking place between the United States and France with the aim of reviving a ceasefire declaration for a certain period of time in order to resume the search for political solutions,” he is quoted as saying Reuters.

Lebanese militant group Hezbollah yesterday backed calls for a ceasefire and removed a ceasefire in Gaza from its ceasefire terms.

“We support (Parliament Speaker Nabih) Berri’s political efforts to achieve a ceasefire. Once the ceasefire is firmly established and diplomacy can achieve it, all other details will be discussed and decisions will be made jointly,” said Deputy Secretary-General Naim Qassem.

But Israel’s invasion of Lebanon continues, and Netanyahu called on the people of Hezbollah to expel Hezbollah if they want to avoid “the destruction and suffering that we see in Gaza.”

As we previously reported, five health workers were killed in Israeli attacks on the southern Lebanese town of Derdghaiya, according to Lebanese authorities.

Here are some pictures of the scene at the Civil Defense emergency call center.

The US has called on Israel to urgently address the “catastrophic conditions” in Gaza and stop the “worsening of suffering” by restricting aid deliveries.

Speaking to the UN Security Council, US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield said: “These catastrophic conditions were predicted months ago, and yet they still have not been addressed.” That must change, and it must change now .”

Ms. Thomas-Greenfield added that there should be “no demographic or territorial changes” in the Gaza Strip. The Guardian reported.

Israeli tanks violently attacked northern Gaza this week, saying they were preventing Hamas from regrouping.

According to authorities, five health workers were killed in Israeli attacks on the southern Lebanese town of Derdghaiya.

The total number of health workers now stands at 115 since Israel began its bombing and subsequent invasion last month, the BBC reports.

A makeshift emergency center in a church hall was hit by an Israeli attack, killing at least five people, with more possible under the rubble.

According to the Lebanese government, such attacks violate the laws of war.