On November 17, Israeli airstrikes targeted key areas in Beirut, killing Hezbollah media official Mohamed Afif and injuring at least three others, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health.
The attacks struck buildings in central and west Beirut, marking the first direct assault on the city in a month. Later that evening, another strike targeted a residential building in the Mar Elias district, leaving at least two dead and thirteen wounded. The situation remains tense, with Israel yet to comment on the latest developments. These airstrikes come amid weeks of intensifying cross-border clashes and mounting regional instability.
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