Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Israeli strikes kill 127 civilians in Lebanon since ceasefire
The United Nations says that since a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel almost a year ago, the Israeli military has killed at least 127 civilians in Lebanon.
The U.N. is worried about more attacks and is asking for an investigation and for both sides to follow the truce.
They think it's important to protect civilians and their property.
At least 127 civilians have been killed in Lebanon by Israeli strikes since the ceasefire nearly a year ago.
The U.N. human rights office has called for an investigation into these attacks.
The U.N. is concerned about the increasing attacks and the threat of a wider, intensified offensive.
The strikes have resulted in the destruction of civilian objects in Lebanon.
The U.N. spokesperson emphasized the need for the ceasefire to be respected.
- Who
- U.N. human rights office and Israeli military
- What
- Israeli strikes killing 127 civilians in Lebanon
- When
- Since the ceasefire nearly a year ago
- Where
- Lebanon
- Why
- Not explicitly stated, but the U.N. calls for an investigation and respect for the truce
- Number of civilians killed
- 127
- Time period
- Since the ceasefire nearly a year ago
- Organization reporting
- U.N. human rights office
- Location of strikes
- Lebanon
- Perpetrator
- Israeli military
- Call to action
- Investigation and respect for the truce
