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Amman, May 29 (Petra)– The United Nations Inetrnational Children’s
Emergency Fund (UNICEF) announced on Friday that an average of 11
children are being killed or injured every 24 hours in Lebanon during
the past week, amid the ongoing Israeli military campaign, according
to Russia’s Novosti news agency.
UNICEF called for the immediate protection of children and an end to
the attacks, warning of the worsening humanitarian and psychological
conditions facing children across Lebanon.
In recent weeks, the Israeli army has intensified its heavy strikes
on Lebanon, resulting in the deaths and injuries of thousands since
the outbreak of the war on March 2, in addition to the displacement
of hundreds of thousands of residents following Israeli evacuation
orders.
//Petra// MF
