'Destroyed my whole life': Lebanese families wiped out in Israeli attacks

Author: Zeina KhodrPublished on: July 16, 2026Country: Lebanon

World / InternationalCrime & Law

'Destroyed my whole life': Lebanese families wiped out in Israeli attacks

Hussein Saleh lost his entire family, including his five-year-old daughter and pregnant wife, in an Israeli airstrike on March 6, 2026, in Tyre's al-Thakana neighborhood. Amnesty International investigated this strike and two others, which killed 24 civilians including 12 children, and concluded they should be investigated as war crimes because the Israeli military failed to take necessary precautions to protect civilians.

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