Lebanon's Health Care System 'Under Siege' Amid Israel's Military Campaign
As Israel's over two-month military campaign in Lebanon against Hezbollah continues, Lebanon's medical system is under strain, facing resource shortages, mass displacement, staff exhaustion, delayed treatments, and the closure of dozens of health facilities, leading one medical professional to describe the situation to Newsweek as "under siege."
Health-care workers in Lebanon say Israeli strikes put staff and patients in the line of fire
As Israel continues its offensive in Lebanon, the World Health Organization says health-care workers are under enormous strain, taking on unprecedented numbers of injured people, while sometimes coming under fire themselves.
Dozens Killed as Israeli Strikes Pound Lebanon, Health Ministry Says
Israeli strikes in and around the ancient city of Baalbek, in northeastern Lebanon, and in other parts of the country, killed 52 people on Wednesday, the Lebanese health ministry said. It was not clear how many were affiliated with Hezbollah.
The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning that hospitals and health care workers are under attack in Lebanon ...
The World Health Organization (WHO) said Friday it is deeply concerned about Israeli attacks hitting healthcare workers and ...
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28 health-care workers killed in Lebanon in past day, WHO says, as scope of Israeli invasion widensWorld Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Thursday that at least 28 health-care workers in Lebanon have been killed in the past 24 hours. Israel continued to ...
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Israel war seriously impacts Lebanon's healthcare system, raising fear of Gaza scenarioIsrael must immediately stop its devastating war against Lebanon -- that Tel Aviv says aims at destroying the Iran-backed ...
According to Lebanon's Ministry of Health, Israeli airstrikes have resulted in the deaths ... and other UN observer ...
17. The World Health Organization (WHO) is warning that hospitals and health care workers are under attack in Lebanon as war intensifies between Israel and Hezbollah. The WHO said it ...
The World Health Organization said Friday it was deeply concerned about Israeli attacks hitting healthcare workers and facilities in Lebanon, in its war against Hezbollah.
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