Israel is continuing its relentless bombardment of Lebanon, where authorities say more than 630 people — at least 91 of them children — have been killed over the past week. More than 816,000 people have been registered as “displaced” due to Israeli forced evacuation orders and airstrikes. Among the latest attacks was an overnight “double tap” strike on Beirut’s beachfront, targeting a tent camp housing displaced Lebanese families. At least eight people were killed and 21 injured by the Israeli strikes, which came without warning at 3 a.m. In southern Lebanon, mourners gathered Wednesday for the funeral of Lebanese Red Cross volunteer Youssef Assaf, who was killed in an Israeli strike.

Alexy Nehme: “What happened was that we were present in an area trying to evacuate wounded people, and a bomb fell among them. Two of our young men were targeted. One of them is still in the hospital undergoing treatment and surgeries.”