Israeli attack on health center in southern Lebanon: 12 medical workers killed

Amid the ongoing tension in the Middle East, at least 12 medical workers have been killed in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon. This information was reported by international media, citing Lebanese health authorities.

According to a report published on Saturday (March 14), an attack was carried out on a health center in the city of Burj Qallawiya in southern Lebanon. At least 12 people, including doctors, paramedics and nurses working there, were killed. Local sources said that they were providing medical care to the wounded at the time of the attack.

Earlier on the same day, a separate attack took place in Sawaneh, another area of ​​southern Lebanon. It is reported that two paramedics associated with Hezbollah and their allied organization Amal Movement were killed in that attack.

Meanwhile, counter-tension has also spread to various areas of Israel. There have been reports of new attacks from Iran and Hezbollah. Although information about the damage in the latest attack has been received, details have not yet been released.

The attacks have been particularly reported in the Upper Galilee region in northern Israel. The area has long been a target for Hezbollah rocket attacks due to its proximity to the Lebanese border.

The situation in the Middle East is becoming increasingly complicated due to the recent conflict between Israel, Iran and Hezbollah. According to analysts, there is a risk of the conflict spreading further if attacks and counterattacks continue in the border areas.