Israel pounds Lebanon: 83 children among almost 400 killed in a week
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Nearly 400 people, including 83 children, were killed in one week of fighting between Hezbollah and Israel in Lebanon.
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Lebanon's Health Minister reports that nearly 400 people, including 83 children, have been killed in Lebanon during a week of fighting with Israel. The casualties occurred amidst ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel. Public Policy and International Affairs Specialist Sarah El-Yafi is expected to provide further details on the situation. These figures highlight the significant human cost of the recent escalation in the region.
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