Israeli War on Lebanon Kills 1,530, Displaces Over One Million

Israeli strikes killed at least 1,530 people in Lebanon since March 2, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry.

Israel expanded ground operations deploying five divisions to push territory control up to the Litani River.

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The UN reported over 1.1 million displaced across Lebanon.

The Palmach Command of the IDF and the Nahal Brigade returned to the front at the Shab'a Farms.

The French posted a detachment at a UNIFIL position patrol base north of Tannourine.

The IDF pushed into southern Lebanon from multiple directions.

The 98th Infantry Division joined previous forces to total five divisions deployed.

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Footage showed the Palmach Command and the Nahal Brigade returning to the front at the Shab'a Farms.

UNIFIL confirmed French forces establishing a presence in areas previously blocked by Israel.

The UN estimated that 1.1 million people were displaced in Lebanon.

“At least 1,530 people have been killed in Israeli attacks across Lebanon since March 2, according to the latest figures from Lebanon’s Health Ministry, Al Jazeera reports”

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Hospitals were overwhelmed and some shut down due to damage or conditions.

Fuel shortages choked essential services and food prices soared.

Israel's strikes flattened dozens of schools, with 30 hitting Tyre alone since March 2.

The UN Security Council met to discuss Lebanon but made no public movement.

Russia and China vetoed a Bahraini proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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Britain donated defibrillators and first aid kits.

France named Laurent Fabius as a special envoy.