19 people killed in Israeli raids on Salibi farm and Bednayel town in Baalbek, Lebanon

Arab Newsfeature
19 people were killed and others were injured in raids launched by the Israeli enemy warplanes on the Salibi farm and the town of Bednayel in Baalbek.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported in a statement today that the Israeli enemy raid on the Salibi farm in Baalbek led to the martyrdom of eleven people, including three women, and the injury of three others who were admitted to intensive care.
An Israeli raid on the town of Bednayel also led to the martyrdom of eight people, including five women.
The ministry announced yesterday that the number of martyrs from the ongoing Israeli aggression on Lebanon has risen to 2,822 martyrs and 12,937 wounded.
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