Turkey's foreign ministry condemned Israel's attacks on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, amid conflicts with Hezbollah and Gaza. Turkey supports peacekeeping efforts and has criticized Israel's actions against civilians.

Since October 8, Israel has killed at least 2,229 people and injured 10,380 others in Lebanon while displacing more than a million people, according to updated figures by Lebanese

Turkey condemns Israel's attacks targeting the U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon (UNIFIL), its foreign ministry said late on Thursday, adding Ankara would continue supporting similar peacekeeping initiatives and structures.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin pressed his Israeli counterpart to take steps to prevent IDF soldiers from firing at UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, the Pentagon said on Friday, while three European leaders issued a joint statement condemning Israel's attacks.

With countries evacuating their citizens from Lebanon, it has emerged that Israeli forces injured United Nations (UN) peacekeepers in an attack. According to a report by BBC, on Friday, October 11, 2024,

Israel announced on Friday it was conducting a "thorough review" following claims that its troops injured four UN peacekeepers in Lebanon, sparking a diplomatic backlash. The UN peacekeeping mission said two more of its members were wounded on Friday -- after two Indonesian Blue Helmets were injured on Thursday -- leading the Israeli army to say it was "conducting a thorough review at the highest levels of command".