The Israeli military has targeted rescue workers in and around the city of Nabatieh as it expands its ground offensive into southern Lebanon, according to Russia Today (RT) correspondent Ali Rida Sbeity, who reported from the area on Monday, June 1. Sbeity accompanied first responders searching for survivors among rubble left by Israeli strikes. Rescue teams have been targeted multiple times, resulting in fatalities, Sbeity reported. Additionally, Al-Najda Al-Shaabiya Hospital, one of the few functioning medical facilities in the area, was struck by Israeli attack over the weekend, according to the correspondent [1]. The reported attacks on emergency personnel follow…
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