Israel strikes southern Beirut on eve of religious holiday
Summary
Israel conducted air strikes in southern Beirut, targeting Hezbollah's drone production facilities. The attack happened on the eve of the Islamic holiday Eid Al Adha after Israel had warned people in the area to evacuate. Reports indicate a ceasefire has been in place between Israel and an armed group for the past six months.Key Facts
- Israel targeted Hezbollah's drone-making facilities in southern Beirut.
- The strikes occurred on the night before the Eid Al Adha holiday.
- Israeli Defence Forces said Hezbollah was producing drones underground with support from Iran.
- Lebanon's Prime Minister and President condemned the strikes, citing violations of international agreements.
- Thousands of people evacuated the area, leading to heavy traffic.
- Israeli military warned local residents to evacuate due to Hezbollah's infrastructure nearby.
- Israel and Hezbollah have had past cross-border conflicts, leading to many casualties and displacement.
- There is a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, but not directly involving Hezbollah.
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