Measurement will start from the Sept. 17th pager attacks and include any subsequent casualties between Israel and Hezbollah/Lebanon. Both Israeli and Lebanese/Hezbollah deaths will count, both combatant and civilian deaths will count.
Measurement for these questions can be hard, but I will follow expert consensus as reflected by mainstream journalism, reports from international institutions, etc.
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Mainstream sources seems to agree the number of casualties is in the 2000-3000 range - see the sources listed in Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Israeli_invasion_of_Lebanon
It would be very useful if people can link casualty estimates from credible mainstream sources here, if and when you encounter them.
@JeremiahJohnson Wikipedia currently lists casualties from September forward as "over 800 people" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_2024_Lebanon_strikes
@Pjfkh All the above have direct or indirect causality numbers citing Lebanese officials which are over 1000 in the last two weeks
@jacksonpolack It does include deaths caused by those attacks - I'm counting those as the starting point.
There have been scattered casualties earlier this year, but that moment marks a clear break, an escalation in the nature of the conflict.