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2026 figures reveal scale of Israeli strikes on Lebanon

13-05-2026 | 11:28

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2026 figures reveal scale of Israeli strikes on Lebanon

The Secretary General of Lebanon’s National Council for Scientific Research, Chadi Abdallah, announced that 8,200 Israeli attacks were recorded between March 2 and April 16, 2026, while 3,318 violations were documented between April 17 and May 11, in addition to 2,324 airspace violations.

Speaking during a press conference, Abdallah revealed that the 10 villages most heavily affected by destruction between March 2 and May 8 were Khiam, Bint Jbeil, Zawtar el-Charqiyeh, Kafra, Yater, Taybeh, Srifa, Mansouri, Habboush, and Majdal Selm.

He added that the total number of fully and partially damaged residential units during the 2023-2024 war and subsequent violations reached 230,436, while 61,056 damaged units were recorded between March 2 and May 8, 2026.

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