US EditionIsraeli Strike Kills 13 at Palestinian Refugee Camp in Lebanon
- An Israeli strike on a football pitch in Ain al-Hilweh camp killed 13 young boys, turning their game into a tragic scene with dust and screams.
- Israel states that the attack was aimed at a Hamas training compound, reflecting a pattern of violence against children.
- This incident mirrors past tragedies in Gaza, where children have been targeted in schools and public spaces.
- The boys, seeking joy on the pitch, left as martyrs, highlighting the ongoing violence against Palestinian children.
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Israel turns a football pitch into a mass grave for 13 children
Tuesday evening was unlike any other in the Ain al-Hilweh camp in Lebanon. Israel other, far more coldblooded plans for the residents there. The boys used to gather in the enclosed pitch every day, the ball rolled between their feet, and laughter rose above the echo of light blows on the walls. Children and boys under the age of 20 came to the only place where they were allowed to be… children. The game was exciting, simple, like their lives, cr…
Israel Launches Airstrike on Palestinian Refugee Camp in Lebanon, Killing 13 People
In Lebanon, Israel launched an airstrike on a Palestinian refugee camp Ein el-Hilweh, killing 13 people and wounding several others. Another Israeli attack targeted a vehicle in southern Lebanon, killing one person. Established in 1948, Ein el-Hilweh is the largest of 12 Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and is home to at least 64,000 people. Tuesday’s attack is the latest violation of Israel’s ceasefire with Hezbollah, which went into effect…
Israeli massacre in Lebanon kills 14, as drones target Gaza
An Israeli strike on a crowded Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon on Tuesday night killed at least 13 people, as Israel claimed it struck a Hamas training compound, without providing convincing evidence. The strikes on the Ein Al-Hilweh camp come amid heavy Israeli bombing in southern Lebanon, killing hundreds of people since a ceasefire was announced 27 November 2024. Hamas denies it has any military installations in Palestinian camps…
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