Lebanon doctors say Israel is repeating Gaza's 'scorched earth policy'
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Lebanese doctors accuse Israel of repeating Gaza's 'scorched earth policy' through daily airstrikes.
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Lebanese doctors treating airstrike casualties are accusing Israel of employing the same "scorched earth" military tactics used in Gaza, and have called on world leaders to intervene to halt what they characterize as repeated breaches of international humanitarian law. The physicians say Israeli airstrikes are inflicting widespread civilian casualties in Lebanon, prompting their urgent plea for international action. The comparison to Gaza underscores growing concerns among medical professionals in the region about the scope and nature of the Israeli military campaign. This accusation reflects escalating tensions between Israel and Lebanon, where cross-border conflict has intensified in recent months. The doctors' statement adds pressure on the international community to address civilian harm allegations in the ongoing regional conflict.
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