Israel launches air strike on Beirut
Summary
Israel has carried out an attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut where Hezbollah is based, even though a ceasefire (a promise between groups to stop fighting) had been agreed upon five months ago. The Israeli government says it attacked a building where dangerous missiles were kept. No one was hurt in the attack.Key Facts
- Israel made an air strike in Beirut's southern suburbs.
- This area is where the group, Hezbollah, is located.
- The attack comes despite a ceasefire that was agreed upon five months ago.
- The Israeli government explains it targeted a building they believed stored "precision-guided missiles" that threatened its people.
- The Lebanese government (the people who run Lebanon) is not happy about this and asked the United States and France to make Israel stop its attacks.
- This is the first attack in this particular area in almost a month.
- No one was injured in this attack, according to Lebanon's Civil Defence.
- Earlier this month, a similar attack from Israel in the same area caused four people to lose their lives, including a person from Hezbollah.
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