Israel Kills Six Abd al‑Sattar Family Members, Including Three Children, in Baalbek Airstrike

An Israeli airstrike struck a home in Baalbek, eastern Lebanon.

“The child’s tiny body was wrapped in a green shroud, and as it was carried through the funeral procession, the cries of sorrow mingled with shouts of anger”

New Lines Magazine

The strike killed six members of the Abd al‑Sattar family, including children Maram, Miral and Rabih.

New Lines Magazine

They were reported to have been killed "while they slept" in the early hours of Wednesday.

Hundreds of mourners filed through their funeral in the city, according to reporting on the scene.

Those killed were buried alongside others who had been struck earlier in the violence.

A Lebanon national police officer and his nephew, described as having been "incinerated when an Israeli drone struck their car," were interred at the same funeral.

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The burial underscored how the strikes affected multiple families and security personnel in the area.

The funeral scene mixed profound grief with political anger.

“The child’s tiny body was wrapped in a green shroud, and as it was carried through the funeral procession, the cries of sorrow mingled with shouts of anger”

New Lines Magazine

As a child’s small, shrouded body was carried, mourners were reported to have shouted "Death to America!" and condemned Israel as a "savage enemy."

Those reactions indicated that the killings have inflamed public sentiment and linked the local tragedy to broader regional and international grievances.

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