‘World in Shock: Global Response to Israel’s Strikes on Lebanon in Israel-Palestine Conflict’

World leaders are calling for de-escalation following devastating Israeli air strikes in Lebanon, raising fears of a “full-fledged war.” The attacks on Monday and Tuesday killed 492 people, including 35 children and 58 women, and wounded over 1,600. The UN, Iran, Jordan, Egypt, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, US, G7, UK, EU, Greece, France, Belgium, China, and Russia have all expressed concern and urged for a ceasefire and de-escalation to prevent further civilian casualties and regional destabilization.
Countries like Iran have accused Israel of attempting to provoke conflict with irreversible consequences, while Egypt and Qatar have denounced Israel’s actions as violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty that could lead to a broader regional war. The UK, France, and other European countries have called for an immediate end to the strikes, with Save the Children highlighting the impact on children who are forced to flee their homes.
President Biden and the US have sent additional troops to the Middle East in response to the escalating situation. The G7, which includes major global powers, has warned of the dangerous spiral of violence and called for an immediate halt to further destruction. As tensions continue to rise, international leaders are urging for diplomacy and a ceasefire to prevent further bloodshed and potential regional conflict.

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