On what has been dubbed Lebanon's 'Black Wednesday', Israel conducted a series of airstrikes, claiming they targeted Hezbollah militants. However, a growing body of evidence from experts and eyewitnesses suggests that the strikes may have hit civilians instead.
Israel maintains that the attacks were precise and aimed at military assets of the Iran-backed group. Yet, multiple sources on the ground report civilian casualties and damage to residential areas, raising questions about the accuracy of Israel's assertions.
International organizations have called for an independent investigation to determine who was actually struck. The incident has further inflamed tensions in the region, with both sides trading accusations of civilian harm and hostile intent.
As the death toll rises, the debate over the true nature of the targets—civilians versus combatants—remains unresolved, casting a shadow over the conflict.