The Israeli airstrike on the Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp in Lebanon has resulted in at least 13 casualties, according to officials. This attack is among the deadliest in the region since the cease-fire with Hezbollah began a year ago. The strike has raised concerns about the humanitarian impact of ongoing military operations in the area.
Members of the Lebanese Army were present at the entrance of the camp on Tuesday following the airstrike. The military is reportedly conducting an investigation into the incident. The Lebanese government has expressed its condemnation of the attack, emphasizing the need for a de-escalation of hostilities in the region.
Human rights organizations have called for an independent inquiry into the strike, highlighting the vulnerability of civilian populations in conflict zones. The situation has also drawn international attention, with several diplomatic efforts underway to address the humanitarian crisis in Lebanon.