Key facts
- At least 4,322 people have been killed and 12,219 injured in Lebanon due to Israeli attacks since March 2.
- Over one million people have been displaced from their homes as a result of the conflict.
- The Israeli army has continued to demolish and burn houses in southern Lebanon.
- Intermittent Israeli artillery fire is being reported in southern Lebanon.
- An Israeli shell landed in Kfar Shouba, a village in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh governorate.
Israeli attacks across Lebanon have resulted in a death toll of at least 4,322 people and 12,219 injuries since March 2, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry. The conflict has also forced over one million people to flee their homes, as reported by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
The Lebanese Health Ministry's Emergency Operations Center confirmed the cumulative toll on Sunday, July 12. The National News Agency (NNA) reported ongoing Israeli military actions, including artillery shelling of towns like Zawtar Al-Sharqiya and Kfartebnit, intensive machine-gun fire, and the demolition of houses in Haddatha.
An Israeli shell landed in Kfar Shouba, a village in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh governorate, following intermittent artillery fire on Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Kfar Tebnit. These actions have persisted despite a supposed ceasefire and ahead of planned talks between Lebanese and Israeli officials in Rome. Since March 2, Israeli forces have continued to demolish and burn houses in southern Lebanon.