WHO: Lebanon tops global rates of deadly attacks on healthcare system ...Iraq

Shafaq News/ The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed,on Friday, a significant toll of patients and health workers killed in Israelimilitary operations.Since 7 October 2023, 47% of attacks on health care, 65 outof 137, have proven fatal to at least one health worker or patient in Lebanon,as of 21 November 2024.According to the WHO, this represents the highest percentageof any conflict going on around the world today, in comparison with the globalaverage of 13.3%, based on figures from 13 countries or territories thatreported attacks in the same period.The WHO said in a statement that “226 health workers andpatients and 199 others were injured in Lebanon during the period from October7, 2

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