Counting all deaths caused by all fighting between the two sides during all of 2024.
1,000
3.00Idf says over 1500 killed since the start of ground fighting.
https://x.com/chipropro/status/1847292873730818376?s=46&t=f-bNB2yoSVy4zrXsbxx_RA
Lebanon health ministry counts 2400 since start of conflict last October. Which is about 2000 in 2024
https://x.com/mophleb/status/1847196518169591989?s=46&t=f-bNB2yoSVy4zrXsbxx_RA
558 since yesterday and 1700+ injured
https://x.com/globalspotlite/status/1838527096475521496?s=46&t=f-bNB2yoSVy4zrXsbxx_RA
This question should be resolved as yes
Over 492 dead from air strikes. Over. 600 before so over 1000
New count is 274+ killed today. 300 air strikes.
An unprecedented wave of Israeli bombings in Lebanon has killed at least 274 people in just a few hours on Monday, including at least 21 children, 39 women and two health workers, and wounded more than 1,000, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health.
Just continued air campaign this week will get to 1000 and we might already be there with about 300 in 2023 and 600-1600 in 2024 and now add 274 and 20+ over the weekend. 900-1900 estimate for 2024.
Also, just 5-10% of the 4000+ or so critically injured or seriously injured not surviving after getting to overwhelmed hospitals would see 1000+ in weeks even if war stopped.
182 killed in air strike in lebanon today, 727 wounded
claimed leaked document that 879 died from pager and radio attacks.
At least 32+dozens more killed from pagers
https://www.jpost.com/israel-hamas-war/article-820982
Why is a high pager casualty count plausible. anyone carrying a pager alone could bleed out in minutes with a hand blown off or the groin or pocket explosion injuries. It takes time to find people who were alone in buildings without communications.
the Friday bombing in Beirut had a new total of 45 killed.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq6rzvyz9p6o
"Since October, more than 560 people have been reported killed according to Lebanon's health ministry, the vast majority of them Hezbollah fighters, while 26 civilians and 23 soldiers have been killed in Israel, authorities report."
I'm not sure about the count for just this year, but it's seems like the intensity of the conflict would have to increase substantially for this to resolve YES.
If we need an exact count, this seems to be the news feed for Lebanon's health ministry: https://www.moph.gov.lb/en/Media
I found no numbers. But this hints at a reduction in threat risk:
“The U.S. and four of its European allies hope to announce in the next few weeks a series of commitments made by Israel and Hezbollah to diffuse tensions and restore calm to the Israel-Lebanon border, according to two Israeli officials and a source briefed on the issue.” Feb 6, 2024
https://www.axios.com/2024/02/06/israel-lebanon-hezbollah-biden-gaza