Lebanon’s health authorities say the death toll from Israeli strikes in Lebanon has passed 3,000 people, marking a grim milestone in the conflict with Hezbollah that began in March. Multiple outlets report that the figure is reached despite a nominal ceasefire, with fighting continuing. BBC and other sources describe the strikes as ongoing and attribute the updated toll to Lebanese officials. PBS NewsHour adds further detail on the composition of casualties, citing 3,020 killed, including 292 women and 211 children. Turkish outlet Daily Sabah and Canadian outlet Winnipeg Free Press similarly state that Lebanon’s Health Ministry reports the toll has crossed 3,000. Sun Online also reports the death toll topping 3,000 while attacks continue despite the truce. Across the reports, there is agreement that Israeli strikes have killed more than 3,000 people in Lebanon and that exchanges between Israel and Hezbollah remain active even as a ceasefire is described as in place.