Israel targets Hezbollah chief of staff in first strike on Beirut in months, killing 5 people
Summary
Israel carried out an airstrike in Beirut, targeting Hezbollah's leaders, which killed five people and injured 25. This was the first strike in Beirut since June, and it has raised tensions again almost a year after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Israeli authorities stated the attack was to prevent Hezbollah from rearming, while the Lebanese government condemned it and called for international intervention.Key Facts
- Israel conducted an airstrike in Beirut, Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah's leadership.
- The strike killed five people and wounded 25 others.
- This was the first airstrike on Beirut by Israel since June.
- Israeli officials stated the attack was to hinder Hezbollah's military buildup.
- Lebanon's government condemned the strike and accused Israel of breaking the ceasefire agreement.
- Israel reportedly did not warn the United States beforehand or issue an evacuation notice before the strike.
- Hezbollah hinted at a possible response, and tensions in the region are increasing.
- This attack comes shortly before Pope Leo XIV's scheduled visit to Lebanon.
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