Lebanon | 26 dead in last 24 hours, with 144 injured
*Over 42,000 civilians killed in Palestine due to the Israeli aggression.
*Palestine hospitals face serious problems due to fuel shortages.
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*Palestine hospitals face serious problems due to fuel shortages.
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00:00In Lebanon, the number of dead and wounded rose as a result of the recent Israeli escalation
00:04of operations against the Lebanese people.
00:06The Emergency Health Operations Center of the Lebanese Health Ministry said in a statement
00:11that in the last 24 hours, the number of dead rose to 26 and the wounded to 144, bringing
00:17the figure to 2,255 killed and another 10,524 wounded.
00:23The Syrian attacks have also provoked the forced displacement of thousands of Lebanese
00:27into Syrian territory, escaping the destruction and shortages caused by the continuous Israeli
00:32bombardments.
00:33It should be noted that the Tel Aviv army continues its operations targeting mainly
00:37villages in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley.
00:45Also in Lebanon, the health ministry reported at least 15 people killed in the latest Israeli
00:49shelling.
00:50The Israeli forces carried out illegal raids and attacks against the south and inner Lebanon
00:54territory.
00:55Local media reported that the Syrian occupation ordered the Lebanese citizens to leave their
01:00homes and to move north of the Awali River.
01:03Conflict between Tel Aviv and Beirut worsened on October 1 after Israel launched a land
01:08invasion against southern Lebanon, which has caused at least 2,200 deaths and has left
01:14some 10,000 wounded.
01:20The Lebanese resistance neutralized several Israeli incursions attempts south of the border.
01:25Hezbollah forces launched missiles at a Zionist military brigade attempt to invade a village.
01:30The operation destroyed several explosive devices as well as an airport vehicle.
01:34The two sides exchanged fire, resulting in casualties among Israeli forces.
01:38The resistance has been carrying out actions against military targets for several weeks
01:42now.
01:43However, Tel Aviv forces do not control any of the strategic hills they have tried to
01:48take over.
01:54In Palestine, the Israeli aggression has killed more than 42,227 people to date and wounded
02:01over 98,000 people.
02:03Local authorities reported that Israeli occupation forces committed four massacres in the last
02:0824 hours.
02:09Health authorities registered at least 52 Palestinians killed in the latest Zionist
02:14attacks.
02:15Local media denounced that Israel is shelling shelters and residential homes in northern
02:19Gaza, injuring hundreds.
02:21Israelis also denounced that occupation forces prevent the movement of emergency teams, making
02:25it difficult to rescue the wounded and those trapped under the rubble.
02:35In Palestine, doctors at three northern Gaza hospitals say fuel and supplies are running
02:39low while Israeli forces continue fighting refugee camps on other areas of the cities.
02:44Let's see more details.
02:48Despite international calls for a ceasefire and condemnation of attacks on refugee camps
02:53and so-called safe zones, Israel continues to indiscriminately bombard Gaza and block
02:58humanitarian aid, medical supplies and fuel.
03:03In this regard, the Kemal Adwan Hospital and the nearby Al-Ara and Indonesia hospitals
03:08are facing a catastrophic situation that will worsen in the coming hours if there is no
03:13fuel supply for emergency services.
03:18The number of those arriving on a daily basis at the reception and emergency department
03:22of Al-Ara Hospital are very large numbers of injured people.
03:26We perform dozens of surgical operations.
03:29Medical teams work for more than 16 hours a day to save the lives of citizens in northern
03:34Gaza Strip.
03:35We, at Al-Ara Hospital, are truly suffering from a shortage of medicines and medical supplies,
03:41severe shortages, zero fuel stocks.
03:43We work in very difficult and very complex conditions.
03:50As of Thursday, Kemal Adwan, Al-Ara and Indonesia hospitals had a total of at least 196 patients
03:57admitted, including several pregnant women about to give birth, according to doctors,
04:02who said more wounded were still arriving.