Three Lebanese hospitals hit by Israeli forces in under a week Three hospitals in southern Lebanon have been attacked by Israel within a week, resulting in nine deaths and over 150 injuries, mostly medical staff. The strikes damaged essential facilities and complicated access to care for vulnerable populations, with the WHO calling for an immediate stop to such attacks. Despite the severe impact, medical personnel are committed to continuing their work.

• Three hospitals in southern Lebanon were attacked by Israel in less than a week.
• The attacks resulted in nine deaths and over 150 injuries, primarily medical staff.
• The World Health Organization condemned the attacks, stating they impede access to essential medical care.
• Lebanon’s ministry of health reported 130 medical workers killed and 162 ambulances/facilities struck since fighting began.
• Israel claims it targeted Hezbollah infrastructure and that hospital damage was incidental, though Lebanon denies these claims.
• Analysts suggest attacks on healthcare facilities are aimed at degrading living conditions and constitute war crimes.
• Despite damage, one hospital has resumed operations, with staff refusing to leave.