The Health Emergency Operations Center of the Ministry of Public Health issued a statement announcing that the intensive raids launched by the Israeli army yesterday, June 19, led to a final toll of 83 martyrs and 141 wounded, according to the following: • Harouf: 10 martyrs, including a child and 3 women, and 15 wounded, including 3 women • Al-Bisariya: wounded • Al-Duwair: 7 martyrs, including a child and a woman, and 6 wounded, including a child and a woman • Al-Rayhan: 1 martyr and 7 wounded • Al-Sharqiya: 7 martyrs, including two women and two wounded • Al-Abbasiya: Martyr • Al-Qasiba: Martyr and wounded • Al-Qatrani: 2 martyrs and 5 wounded • Nabatieh: 17 martyrs and 9 wounded, including two children and a woman • Nabatieh Al-Fawqa: two wounded • Al-Numairiyah: Two wounded • Ansar: Martyr and wounded • Tibnin: wounded • Two apples: martyr • Tal El Abyad, Baalbek: 3 martyrs • Toul: 1 martyr and 5 wounded • Tulane: 2 martyrs and 3 wounded • Jabaa: a wounded child • Jabshit: Two martyrs, including a woman, and two wounded • Haboush: 8 martyrs and 19 wounded, including two children and a woman • Al-Saray neighborhood: one martyr and one wounded • Khartoum: martyr • Al-Zahrani Monastery: 4 martyrs and 2 wounded • Zabdin: 3 martyrs and 6 wounded, including a child • Zefta: A wounded Syrian national • Sajd: Two wounded • Shokin: One martyr and two wounded • Abba: wounded • Adshit: 3 wounded, 2 Syrians • Arabsalim: 3 martyrs, including a child, and 6 wounded, including 4 women and a girl. • Ain Borzai, Baalbek: 9 wounded, including two girls and a woman • Ghassaniya: Martyr • Qaqiyat al-Jisr: 6 wounded, including a child and a woman • Kafrman: two martyrs and two wounded • Kafr Tibnit: wounded • Kfarjouz: 8 wounded, including a woman • Kafarsir: 2 martyrs and 9 wounded, including a child and 2 women • Kawthariya Al-Siyad: Martyr