Beirut: Israeli airstrikes in eastern Lebanon have resulted in 32 injuries, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The attacks targeted the towns of Talya, Brital, and Beit Msheik in the Bekaa Valley, an area that has seen heightened tensions in recent weeks. According to National Iraqi News Agency, the Lebanese Ministry of Health detailed the casualties, reporting that five individuals were wounded in an Israeli raid on the town of Talya. In Brital, another raid resulted in three injuries, while a significant strike in Beit Msheik in Baalbek-Hermel left 24 people wounded. These incidents contribute to the growing concerns over the escalating conflict in the region. The Lebanese Ministry of Health has been actively working to provide medical assistance to those affected by the strikes, as regional and international communities closely monitor the situation. The attacks have intensified calls for de-escalation and the pursuit of diplomatic solutions to prevent further harm to civilians.