The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health, through its Public Health Emergency Operations Center, released its daily report on Sunday outlining the toll from ongoing Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon. The ministry reported that, as of Saturday, the total toll of the war on Lebanon has reached 3,186 martyrs and 14,078 injuries.

In recent developments, Israeli airstrikes on Saturday claimed the lives of 53 civilians and left 99 others wounded.

Intensified strikes across Southern Lebanon

The Israeli Air Force conducted multiple airstrikes across southern Lebanon, hitting various civilian targets, including in the town of al-Shahabiya, where an airstrike devastated a residential area, resulting in the loss of life and additional injuries. Another airstrike targeted a home in the town of Marwanieh, killing one individual and wounding numerous others.

Around 4:30 pm, an airstrike on a residence in the village of Jmayjmeh, in the Bint Jbeil district, killed three people.

The Israeli occupation forces also launched artillery strikes, including shelling the western outskirts of Burj al-Mulouk and areas near Deir Mimas, close to the historical al-Shaqif Castle.

Tyre under heavy bombardment

The coastal region around Tyre has been particularly hard-hit, where in Burj Rahal, the Israeli Air Force targeted the Ain al-Touti area with airstrikes, causing widespread destruction. In another strike, a home in the town of Blat was hit, while the village of Khiam was subjected to artillery bombardment.

The ministry also reported a tragic incident in Deir Qanoun Ras al-Ain, where airstrikes struck a gathering point for medics. 14 people were killed in the attack, including seven emergency responders. This incident, which targeted rescue teams, has been condemned as a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.

In a separate aggression in the Jbeil district, an Israeli airstrike on the village of Almat killed 23 people, including seven children. Rescue teams retrieved bodies from the site, and ongoing identification efforts suggest the final death toll could rise further. Six additional people were reported wounded, some in critical condition. By yesterday evening, the toll in Alamat had risen to 24 dead and eight wounded.

Continued strikes on Saida, Nabatieh

The southern city of Saida witnessed multiple airstrikes, including attacks between the villages of Baysarieh and Qaaqaiyat al-Sanawbar. Another strike targeted areas near Adlousiyah, hitting the Khirb locality.

In the Nabatieh district, Israeli airstrikes were also reported between the areas of Jibsheet and Kfar Dajjal around 2:30 pm.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health continues to monitor the humanitarian impact of the conflict, which has seen escalating attacks on civilian areas, including medical and rescue operations, drawing calls for accountability under international law.

Bekaa under escalating aggression

The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health's Emergency Operations Center reported an increase in casualties from Israeli airstrikes targeting the Baalbek-Hermel region, which have led to several deaths and injuries across various locations in the region.

In a statement, the Emergency Operations Center confirmed an Israeli airstrike on the Zaghrine-Mazraat Sajed area, resulting in four deaths and one injury. Another strike in the town of Badnayel killed three civilians and wounded six others.

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Further airstrikes targeted the village of Shaat in Baalbek-Hermel, where four additional civilians were killed. Meanwhile, an airstrike on the town of Ras al-Hadath resulted in the deaths of four family members: Nidal al-Haj Hassan, his wife, Iktimal, and their daughters, Israa and Batoul. Their third child, Youssef, was injured in the attack.

The ministry's report also detailed strikes against other parts of Baalbek-Hermel. An attack on Sar'een junction killed one and wounded seven others, while a strike on Bayt al-Lakkis neighborhood wounded three civilians.