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1.
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Aytaroun first massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 12
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Houses of both Ali and Hassan Al-Akhrass
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11 civilians
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unknown
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The family members of Hassan Al-Akrass hold the Canadian nationality and held a press conference in Montreal
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2.
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Dweir massacre
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Nabatiyeh/ South Lebanon
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July 13
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Ali Akkash house
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12 civilians
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An entire family was killed with children under 18
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3.
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Zibkeen
massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July13
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Naim Bzeeh with its three floors
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12 civilians
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unknown
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Corpses remained under the rubble till the end of the aggression
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4.
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Shhour massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 13
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Ali Khashab house
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7 civilians
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unknown
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There were still corpses under the rubble30
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5.
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Baflay massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 13
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Munir Zein
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8 civilians
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unknown
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Amongst the victims there were two Kuwaitis
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6.
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Yatar first massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 14
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Abu-Akeel Sweydan
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5 civilians
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unknown
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7.
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Marwaheen massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 15
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A convoy of civilians attempting to flee the village after Israeli warning to bomb Marwaheen
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22 civilians
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unknown
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The convoy was struck in Bayyada
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8.
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Civil Defense Building
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 16
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8-storey building
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12 civilians
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50 wounded
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Corpses remained under the rubble
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9.
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Abbassiyeh crossroad massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 16
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Building on the main road
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13 civilians
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unknown
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10.
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Abba massacre
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Nabatiyeh/
South Lebanon
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July 16
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Abed El-Aziz
Tarheeni
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10 civilians
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12 civilians
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Most of the victims belonged to the same family
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11.
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Borj Shamali massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 16
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Ramez Zayyat house
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5 civilians
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8 civilians
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Two newborns were killed
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12.
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Aytaroun Second massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 17
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Houses of both Mohammed and Hassan Awada
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13 civilians
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unknown
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Corpses were still under the rubble
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13.
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Rmayleh massacre
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July 17
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Convoy of displaced people trying to flee their villages heavily struck by air raids
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12 civilians
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unknown
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Chemical bombs were thrown on a convoy of displaced people
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14.
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Al-Hosh
massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 17
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Kodsi Villa
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4 civilians
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3 civilians
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UNIFIL removed the rubble and pulled the corpses buried beneath the rubble
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15.
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Shmeiss massacre
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Shheem/ Mount Lebanon
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July 17
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Residential house
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5 civilians
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10 civilians
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16.
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Srifa massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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Night of 18-19 July
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As-Sakna and Al Marj neighborhoods, the total demolition of more than 10 houses
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More than 35 civilians
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30 civilians
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Corpses of victims remained for weeks, till rotting disintegrated
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17.
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Aynatha massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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Night of July 19
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Sami Darwish house
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4 civilians
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5 civilians
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Corpses remained under the rubble
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18.
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Salaa
massacre
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Tyre/
South Lebanon
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July 19
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Hassan Moustapha Ayyoub
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6 civilians
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unknown
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Corpses remained under the rubble
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19.
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Aytaroun third massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 19
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Convoy of displaced feeling Aytaroun on the Borj Shamali road
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4 civilians
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2 civilians
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20.
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Maaraboun
massacre
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West Bekaa
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July 19
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Convoy of pickup trucks driven by farmers
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7 civilians
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2 civilians
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21.
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Nabatiyeh first massacre
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Nabtiyeh/
South Lebanon
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July 19
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Down town Capitol commercial building
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5 civilians
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5 civilians
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The raid targeted also an ambulance
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22.
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Nabi Sheet massacre
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West Bekaa
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July 19
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Hassan Shakar house
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8 civilians
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3 civilians
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Amongst the victims there were displaced from Mayss Al-Jabal village, two entire families of 8 were killed
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23.
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Tyre second massacre
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Tyre/ South Lebanon
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July 19
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Residential areas in Tyre
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20 civilians
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unknown
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Many corpses remained under the rubble for several days
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24.
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Nabatiyeh second massacre
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Nabatiyeh/ South Lebanon
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July 25
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House of Saad Mamzeh
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7 civilians
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unknown
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25.
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Haddatha massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 28
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Hussein Mohammed Sabra house
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6 civilians
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unknown
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The air raid targeted a religious place used for social occasions (called “husseyniyeh”) of the neighboring village, 6 members of the same family were killed
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26.
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Kfarjoz massacre
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Nabatiyeh/South Lebanon
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July 28
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Dana Al-Khaleej Building
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6 civilians
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unknown
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Many neighboring residential buildings were hit
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27.
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Deir Kanoun Nahr massacre
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Tyre/ South Lebanon
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July 28
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Abed Ezzedine house
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4 civilians
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unknown
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28.
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Yatar second massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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July 28
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Internal houses and roads
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4 civilians
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unknown
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29.
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Noumeyriyyeh massacre
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Nabatiyeh/South Lebanon
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July 29
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Houses of both families Haraki and Bdeir
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7 civilians
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unknown
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One entire family was killed in addition to neighbors
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30.
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Ayn Arab massacre
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Bekaa
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July 29
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Unidentified residential houses
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6 civilians
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3 wounded
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Many corpses remained under the rubble for several days
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31.
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Yaroun massacre
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Bint Jbeil/South Lebanon
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July 30
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A house where villagers were hiding seeking a safe haven
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6 civilians
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unknown
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6mebers of the same family (Khanafer) were killed : 3 women and 3 children
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32.
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New Qana massacre
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Tyre/ South Lebanon
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July 30
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Shalhoub building (three-storey)
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60 civilians
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9 civilians at least
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The victims were mainly from Shalhoub and Hashem families. Corpses remained under the rubble for several days
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33.
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Hareess massacre
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Bint Jbeil/South Lebanon
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July 31
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Houses of Khalil Jawad and Ali Saaban
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16 civilians
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unknown
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The 16 corpses of the two families remained under the rubble of the two residential houses
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34.
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Halloussiyeh massacre
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Tyre/South Lebanon
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July 31
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Hussein Mwanness
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More than 13 civilians
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unknown
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All the corpses belonged to the same family (many of them were children under 12) and remained under the rubble for several weeks
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35.
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Road massacre in Qoleyleh
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Tyre/South Lebanon
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July 31
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Roads and vehicles between Qoleyleh and A-Jebbeyn
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12 civilians
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Amongst the victims there was a corpse of an 8 year old child)
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36.
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Luweyzeh massacre
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Ikleem Tuffah/
South Lebanon
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August 1
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Salim Hashem house
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5 civilians
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1 civilian
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37.
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Maaroub massacre
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Tyre/ South Lebanon
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August 1
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Abdel-Hussein Taleb
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5 civilians
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unknown
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Corpses remained under the rubble for a while
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38.
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Baalbeck massacre
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Bekaa
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Night August 1-2
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A commandos operation on a hospital in Baalbeck killed civilians
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17 civilians
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8 civilians
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The victims were only women, children and Syrian workers. Five innocent were kidnapped and released later
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39.
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Qaa massacre
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Bekaa
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August 4
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Syrian workers who were packaging peaches
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50 civilians
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unknown
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40.
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Taybeh massacre
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Marjeyoun/ South Lebanon
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August 4
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Two-storey residential house
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7 civilians
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10 civilians
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The victims were elderly unable to leave their houses
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41.
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Ayta Shaab massacre
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Bint Jbeil/ South Lebanon
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August 4
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Residential house
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10 civilians
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unknown
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Corpses remained under the rubble for a while
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42.
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Ansar massacre
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Nabatiyeh/ South Lebanon
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August 6
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Ibrahim Assi house
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5 civilians
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10 civilians
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An entire family (Ibrahim Assi, his wife, his two daughters and their neighbors). Rescue workers who were pulling them were hit by another air strike that hit 9 neighboring houses
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43.
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Al-Jubbeyn massacre
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Tyre/ South Lebanon
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August 6
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House of Kassem Akeel
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4 civilians
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unknown
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Air strikes hit heavily the village killing Kassem Akeel, his wife, his daughter and another victim
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44.
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Houla massacre
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Marjeyoun/ South Lebanon
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August 7
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Several residential houses, amongst them a shelter
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5 civilians
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unknown
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60 persons who were hiding in a shelter and a social club (“husseyniyeh”) were miraculously rescued, while all surrounding buildings were totally destroyed by 6 heavy air strikes
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45.
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Ghassaniyeh massacre
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Saida/ South Lebanon
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August 7
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Abdallah Tohmeh house
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8 civilians
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unknown
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An air strike hit at dawn Abdallah Khalil two-storey building killing him, his wife, his two sons, his two brothers and two others
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46.
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Ghaziyeh first massacre
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Saida/ South Lebanon
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August 7
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Residential neighborhoods
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21 civilians
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30 civilians
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47.
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Kfartebneet massacre
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Nabatiyeh/ South Lebanon
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August 7
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Residential houses
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5 civilians
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18 civilians
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7 houses were totally destroyed, Harouf village was targeted later
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48.
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Breetal first massacre
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Bekaa
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August 7
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Residential houses
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14 civilians
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31 civilians
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Many houses were totally damaged, Shmestar village was targeted later
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49.
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Shiyyah massacre
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Beirut southern suburb
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August 7
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Hajjaj residential neighborhood
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20 civilians
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30 civilians
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The death toll increased later since many corpses were removed beneath the rubble. Amongst the victims, there were displaced from Beer Al-Abed, Haret Hrayk, Hayy Mawad
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50.
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Ghaziyeh second massacre
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Saida/ South Lebanon
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August 8
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Air raids struck heavily on the funeral procession of the victims of the previous day air raids
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14 civilians
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24 civilians
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51.
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Mashgharah massacre
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Bekaa
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August 9
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Four-storey building
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8 civilians
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unknown
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The victims were all from the same family
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52.
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Al-Hayssa massacre
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Akkar /North Lebanon
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August 11
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Al-Hayssa bridge
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12 civilians
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15 civilians
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53.
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Marjeyoun convoy massacre
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Bekaa
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August 11
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A displaced convoy heading to the Bekaa valley fleeing Marjeyoun area
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7 civilians
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32 civilians
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The convoy was escorted by UN forces and had previous security clearance. It was constituted more than 1500 civilian cars and 200 military cars
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54.
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Rweyss massacre
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Beirut southern suburb
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August 13
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15 civilians
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unknown
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The death toll increased later after pulling additional corpses from under the rubble. Amongst the people who were killed there were three newborns
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55.
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Breetal second massacre
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Bekaa
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August 13
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One residential building in Breetal
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13 civilians
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22 civilians
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Five families were looking for a safe haven in the building that was struck heavily by Israeli air raids
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56.
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Jamaliyyeh massacre
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Bekaa
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August 14
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A van carrying civilians
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7 civilians
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7 civilians
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The van was carrying displaced people
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