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Soaring Death Toll In Lebanon Toll As Full-Fledged Israel, Hezbollah Fighting Returns

Soaring Death Toll In Lebanon Toll As Full-Fledged Israel, Hezbollah Fighting Returns Full-fledged war has returned to Lebanon as the government has announced that at least 23 people have been killed by Israeli airstrikes on Saturday alone.  Stretching back into Friday, this brings the total death count to at least 50 killed over the past 24 hours of Israeli bombings, also as Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) late on Saturday said rescue operations were still ongoing for bystanders missing underneath the rubble. Illustrative prior image: Getty Heavy bombing has not ceased in southern...
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