24 children among 356 dead as Israeli bombings intensify in Lebanon
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At least 356 people, including 24 children, have been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
The strikes have also left 1,246 people wounded, with the death toll including at least 39 women and two medical personnel.
The escalation of violence has heightened concerns over a full-scale war, as Hezbollah has declared a "battle of reckoning" with Israel. In southern Lebanon, residents have reportedly received phone calls instructing them to move away from any post used by Hezbollah, signaling further tensions in the region.
The situation remains volatile, with international calls for de-escalation mounting as casualties continue to rise. (ILKHA)
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