Israel intensifies Lebanon attacks and hits areas not in Hezbollah's control
Trump says Lebanon not included in US-Iran ceasefire amid Israeli assault
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Israel has intensified its attacks on Lebanon this week, striking areas beyond Hezbollah's control, including a residential neighborhood north of Beirut and the Jnah neighborhood in the capital. The Israeli military claims it targeted Hezbollah infrastructure and killed senior commanders in Beirut. Strikes also continued in Hezbollah strongholds in southern Beirut and southern Lebanon. A health facility in the south was hit, killing a paramedic, and a building near Beirut's airport was destroyed after evacuation. These attacks follow Hezbollah's involvement in the regional conflict since March 2, after attacks on its ally Iran. The Lebanese army has withdrawn from some southern positions after an Israeli strike killed a soldier.
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AI-ExtractedThe Lebanese health ministry said at least seven people had been killed by Israeli strikes in the country's south, including the paramedic.
Hezbollah joined the ongoing regional war on 2 March, sending missiles towards Israel.
A strike hit a health facility, killing a paramedic.
Israel has intensified its attacks on Lebanon this week, hitting areas outside of Hezbollah's control on Tuesday.
Israel's military said it had hit Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut and killed a senior commander.
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