Paramedics in Lebanon are being killed while responding to emergencies.

At least 100 health workers have died since the conflict escalated — including dozens of paramedics who were clearly identified and operating in marked ambulances.

One paramedic, Hasan Badawi, was killed while on duty, wearing his Red Cross uniform and traveling in a marked vehicle.

In multiple incidents, rescue teams were hit while responding to earlier strikes.

Paramedics and humanitarian workers are protected under international law.

They are not targets.

We call on:

Israeli authorities and US Government 
to immediately stop strikes that harm paramedics and ensure full protection for medical and humanitarian workers.

Sign to demand: stop killing paramedics—protect those saving lives.