Lebanon reports 29 killed in 24-hour Israeli strike toll

L'Orient Today reported Lebanon's Health Ministry said Israeli strikes killed 29 people and injured 133 over the previous 24 hours, bringing reported totals since fighting resumed to 3,666 killed and 11,321 injured. The figures keep Lebanon as the active casualty driver while direct Iran-Israel fire remains paused.

Why this matters. A 24-hour casualty figure anchors the human cost of the Lebanon front in the broader regional crisis. It prevents the dashboard from over-weighting Tehran/Washington statements while south Lebanon drives casualties.