An Israeli airstrike on a refugee camp in Lebanon has left at least 13 people dead, marking one of the deadliest attacks on the country since the cease-fire with Hezbollah began a year ago. The incident has reignited tensions in the region, with immediate calls for an investigation and condemnation from international humanitarian organizations.
Members of the Lebanese Army arrived at the scene of the strike on Tuesday, indicating an ongoing response to the incident. The Ain al-Hilweh refugee camp, which has been a site of periodic Israeli attacks, is home to thousands of Palestinian refugees. The strike has raised concerns about the safety of civilians in the conflict zone and the potential for further escalation.
Officials have not yet confirmed the number of casualties, but preliminary reports suggest that the attack targeted a location believed to be associated with Hezbollah. The situation has drawn widespread attention to the humanitarian challenges faced by refugees in the region and the ongoing impact of the conflict on civilian populations.