Israeli strike on Lebanon’s capital Beirut kills Hezbollah official
Summary
Israel conducted an airstrike on Beirut, Lebanon, which killed a senior Hezbollah official and four others, injuring 25 more. This is the first strike on the capital since June, amid increasing tensions and ongoing disputes over military capabilities and ceasefire agreements between Israel and Hezbollah.Key Facts
- Israel hit Beirut with an airstrike, killing five people, including Hezbollah's chief of staff, Haytham Tabatabai.
- The attack injured 25 others.
- This was the first strike on Beirut since June.
- Hezbollah confirmed Tabatabai's death and warned of increasing hostilities.
- Israel claims Hezbollah is rearming, against a ceasefire agreement made a year ago.
- Lebanon denies Israel's claims, stating it needs more resources for its army.
- Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun condemned the strike and urged international intervention to stop Israeli attacks.
- Lebanon's government has expressed willingness to negotiate with Israel on halting airstrikes and addressing territorial issues.
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