Saudi Arabia Sends 40 Tons Of Aid For Israeli Invasion Victims In Lebanon

Children walk in ruins as a result of Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon. (doc UNICEF)

JAKARTA - Saudi Arabia is transporting medical supplies and food aid to Lebanon today Sunday, Sunday, October 13.

Saudi planes departed from King Khalid's international airport in Riyadh carrying more than 40 tons of aid to help those affected by the war in Lebanon.

Citing Arab News, the Saudi aid plane was also accompanied by an aid team for rescue operations.

Since September 23, Israel has carried out airstrikes continuing its ground invasion of Lebanon has killed more than 1,150 people and displaced more than one million people.

The United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Jordan, Romania, and France have become a number of countries that have sent aid to Lebanon after the Israeli invasion.