Lebanese Firefighters Accuse Israel of Starting Fires

Reports indicate that the Israeli army is deliberately attacking the environment in southern Lebanon using incendiary bombs, white phosphorus shells, and drone aircraft that set forests and agricultural lands on fire, following the ceasefire last June. These attacks have destroyed approximately 30-40% of the lands near the front lines and sparked extensive fires in densely forested areas such as Kfarchouba, Jizzin, and Western Bekaa. This threatens the ecosystem, plants, and ancient trees that perform vital functions. Experts and environmentalists consider these attacks as part of a systematic pattern of environmental destruction aimed at degrading the natural order and altering the region's landscape. They warn that the fires are leading to a decline in biodiversity and spreading over large areas, jeopardizing the lives and livelihoods of local populations.

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