Zeteo reports that Israeli strikes have killed more than 130 Lebanese paramedics since March, based on interviews with colleagues and families. The article documents ambulance drivers and field medics killed while unarmed and includes firsthand accounts including the phrase "He didn’t carry a weapon." Those deaths have sharply reduced emergency response capacity across southern Lebanon, leaving hospitals overwhelmed and fewer teams able to reach wounded civilians. Humanitarian and legal experts say such strikes risk violating protections for medical personnel and are increasing calls for international investigation and accountability.
