Israel-Lebanese Hezbollah Conflict
At least 22 killed in deadliest Israeli airstrikes on central Beirut since start of war
According to multiple sources, Israeli air strikes on central Beirut resulted in a death toll of at least 22 people and injured 117 others, as confirmed by Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health. The strikes were reported to have occurred in a densely populated area where displaced residents had been sheltering after weeks of intense Israeli bombardments near the city.
Some reports suggest that the target of the strikes was a senior Hezbollah figure, specifically Wafiq Safa, the brother-in-law of Hassan Nasrallah.
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