Casualties from Israeli Bombing in Lebanon
The article addresses the military escalation between Israel and Lebanon, where Israeli aircraft carried out strikes on the town of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, targeting the Old Square neighborhood without any reported injuries. This comes as Israeli forces continue to hold positions within southern Lebanon and carry out destruction operations in border areas. Meanwhile, the Lebanese Ministry of Health has recorded a significant rise in casualties since the escalation began, with the death toll reaching 8,953 and injuries amounting to 30,643 so far. This military escalation is accompanied by rising political and field tensions in the region, coinciding with a sharp increase in fuel prices in Lebanon. A liter of gasoline now costs approximately $31, with sales declining by 30% to 35%. This exacerbates the economic crisis and burdens households, especially as the wave of inflation coincides with ongoing Israeli strikes. Experts have confirmed that the rise in fuel prices is not only linked to global oil prices, which have reached $108 per barrel, but also to increased costs of refined petroleum products. This impacts living expenses overall, particularly with winter approaching and the growing need for heating.
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