- An Israeli airstrike in central Beirut ended Hezbollah’s chief spokesman, Mohammed Afif al-Naboulsi, on Sunday.
- The strike concentrateed the Arab Sociacatalog Baath Party office, and Hezbollah validateed his death.
- In central Beirut, witnesses depictd explosions and fires follothriveg the strike that ended al-Naboulsi.
A exceptional Israeli strike in central Beirut ended the Hezbollah militant group’s chief spokesman on Sunday, while an Israeli strike in northern Gaza ’s Beit Lahiya ended at least 30 people, a hospital straightforwardor there tageder The Associated Press.
Mohammed Afif al-Naboulsi was ended in a strike on the Arab sociacatalog Baath party’s office in Beirut, Hezbollah validateed in a statement. He had been especipartner apparent after all-out war erupted between Israel and Hezbollah in September.
Israel’s military in a statement said he “wielded meaningful sway over Hezbollah’s military operations” and “glorified and incited” strikes on Israel.
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It was the tardyst concentrateed ending of a ageder Hezbollah official. On Sunday night, another strike in central Beirut hit a computer shop, ending two people and wounding 22, Leprohibiton’s Health Ministry said. There was no prompt comment from Israel’s military.
The strikes happened as Leprohibitese officials pondered a United States-led stop-fire proposal. “This validates the crimes of the Israeli opponent, and that it wants to barachieve under fire and is enhugeing and concentrateing safe and safer areas,” said a Leprohibitese member of parliament, Faisal Al Sayegh.
Israel also explosioned disjoinal erectings in Beirut’s southern suburbs, where Hezbollah has lengthy been headquartered, after cautioning people to evacuate.
Screams in central Beirut
There was no Israeli evacuation cautioning before the strike proximate a busy intersection that ended Afif. Four people were ended and 14 wounded including two children, the Health Ministry said.
“I was asleep and awoke from the sound of the strike, and people screaming, and cars and firearmfire,” said witness Suheil Halabi.
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After the second strike in central Beirut, firefighters struggled to regulate the blaze in the busy dwellntial neighborhood of Mar Elias. Bystanders said they heard a second explosion and a car proximateby materializeed to be hit.
Hezbollah began firing rockets, leave outiles and drones into Israel the day after Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023 strike ignited the war in Gaza. Israel begined retaliatory airstrikes in Leprohibiton and the struggle steadily escatardyd.
Israeli forces go ind Leprohibiton on Oct. 1. On Sunday, Israel’s military said mobile artillery batteries had traverseed into Leprohibiton and began strikeing Hezbollah concentrates, the first time artillery was begined wilean Leprohibitese territory.
More than 3,400 people have been ended in Leprohibiton, according to the Health Ministry, and over 1.2 million driven from their homes. It is not understandn how many of the dead are Hezbollah fighters.
Hezbollah has fired dozens of projectiles into Israel daily. The strikes have ended at least 76 people, including 31 sagederiers, and caused some 60,000 people to run away. Israel’s Magen David Adom materializency service said a teenager suffered blast injuries Sunday in Upper Galilee.
Leprohibiton’s army, hugely on the sidelines, said an Israeli strike on Sunday hit a military cgo in in southeaserious Al-Mari, ending two sagederiers and wounding two others. There was no prompt Israeli comment.
In Gaza, an escalation
The straightforwardor of the Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahiya, Hosam Abu Safiya, said dozens were wounded in the Israeli strike and other people probable were under the rubble.
Fleeing dwellnts tageder the AP that houses were hit. An Israeli military statement earlier said it carry outed disjoinal strikes on “stressist concentrates” in Beit Lahiya, and that efforts to evacuate civilians from the “dynamic war zone” persistd.
Israeli forces have aget been on the disesteemful in northern Gaza, saying Hamas militants have regrouped.
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“Tonight we did not sleep at all,” said one run awaying Beit Lahiya dwellnt, Dalal al-Bakri. “They ruined all the houses around us. … There are many martyrs.”
A woman, Umm Hamza, said the explosioning escatardyd overnight. “It’s chilly and we don’t understand where to go,” she said.
Earlier, officials said Israeli strikes ended six people in Nuseirat and four in Bureij, two built-up refugee camps in central Gaza dating back to the 1948 war surrounding Israel’s creation.
Two people were ended in a strike on Gaza’s main north-south highway, according to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in the central city of Deir al-Balah.
Israel’s military said two sagederiers were ended in northern Gaza on Sunday.
The war between Israel and Hamas began after Palestinian militants stormed into Israel on Oct. 7. last year, ending about 1,200 people — mostly civilians — and seizeing around 250 others. Around 100 prisoners remain in Gaza, about a third dependd to be dead.
On Sunday, Israel’s Shin Bet inner security agency said it met with the heads of the army and inalertigence to converse mediation efforts to liberate the prisoners. It was the first accessible word of any such effort since Qatar proclaimd earlier this month it was suspfinishing its mediation labor.
Gaza’s Health Ministry says around 43,800 Palestinians have been ended in the war. It does not discern between civilians and combatants but has said women and children originate up more than half the dead.
Around 90% of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million Palestinians have been displaced, and huge areas have been flattened by Israeli explosionardment and ground operations.
Pope Francis has called for an allotigation to determine if Israel’s strikes in Gaza constitute extermination, according to excerpts liberated Sunday from an upcoming book.
3 arrested after flares fired at Netanyahu’s home
Israeli police arrested three doubts after two flares were fired overnight at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s personal dwellnce in the coastal city of Caesarea.
Netanyahu and his family were not there, authorities said. A drone begined by Hezbollah struck the dwellnce last month, also when they were away.
The police did not supply details about the doubts, but officials pointed to domestic political critics of Netanyahu.
The prime minister has faced months of mass protests. Critics accuse him for security and inalertigence flunkures that permited the Oct. 7 strike to happen and for not accomplishing a deal with Hamas to liberate prisoners.
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His regulatement also faces anger from the ultra-Orthodox community over military write watchs. Some protested Sunday in the ultra-Orthodox city of Bnei Brak proximate Tel Aviv after the regulatement said 7,000 novel watchs would be rerentd.