Israel expands attacks on Lebanon targeting healthcare centers and ambulances

Lebanon 14-03-2026 | 12:19

Israel expands attacks on Lebanon targeting healthcare centers and ambulances

The Ministry of Public Health condemns repeated attacks on healthcare workers, calling the assaults violations of international humanitarian law.
Israel expands attacks on Lebanon targeting healthcare centers and ambulances
Israeli Airstrike on Burj Qallawiyah
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Israel has expanded its attacks on Lebanon to include healthcare centers, medical facilities, and ambulances. The latest of these attacks targeted the primary healthcare center in the town of Burj Quallawiyah in Bint Jbeil.

 

The Israeli army claimed that Hezbollah uses medical facilities and ambulances for military purposes.

 

It warned in a post on X that if this approach does not stop, Israel will act in accordance with international law against any military activity by Hezbollah using these facilities and ambulances.

 

Warplanes targeted the primary healthcare center in Burj Qallawiyah in the Bint Jbeil district, resulting in the deaths of 12 doctors, nurses, and paramedics working at the center, according to the Ministry of Public Health.

 

 

 

 

 

The Ministry of Public Health mourned the healthcare workers in Burj Qallawiyah who were killed in an Israeli airstrike targeting the town’s primary healthcare center.

 

In a statement, the ministry said, “Twelve doctors, paramedics, and nurses who were on duty at the center were killed, and another healthcare worker was injured.”

 

Israeli Airstrike on Burj Qallawiyah
Israeli Airstrike on Burj Qallawiyah


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It added, “We condemn this attack on one of our centers that is part of the primary healthcare network spread across all of Lebanon.”

 

The ministry renewed its denunciation of and strong objection to the ongoing violent targeting of healthcare workers, which violates all international humanitarian laws, noting that this was the second attack within a few hours, following the assault on paramedics in Sawana.