Hezbollah Leader Killed in Beirut Airstrike; Residents Accuse Israel of Targeting Civilians
Lebanon's Hezbollah confirmed the death of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in an Israeli air strike on Beirut late Friday. The attack intensified tensions as Israel launched further strikes in Dahieh, a southern suburb of Beirut, claiming to target Hezbollah weapons stored under residential buildings.
💔 'No Compassion for Children and Women'
Resident Ahmad Ijabar described the scene as 'massacres all over the south,' accusing Israeli forces of indiscriminate bombing. "They threw tons of explosives on defenseless citizens without justification," he told local sources. The strikes reportedly hit areas from Bekaa to southern suburbs, sparking outrage over civilian casualties.
Escalating Cross-Border Tensions
Hezbollah, a key player in regional politics, vowed retaliation, calling Nasrallah's death a 'red line.' Israel has defended its actions as preemptive measures against 'imminent threats.' Analysts warn the conflict could destabilize the broader Middle East amid rising humanitarian concerns.
🌐 Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
