'Israel' renews strikes on Beirut Suburb, targets Tyre's El-Buss camp
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Al Mayadeen English
Source: Agencies
Today 09:53
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Israeli occupation forces strike at least three residential areas overnight in the Southern Suburb of Lebanon's capital.
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A flock of birds flies as smoke rises from the site of an Israeli airstrike in Dahiyeh, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday, October 24, 2024. (AP)
Amid ceasefire talks, Israeli warplanes struck multiple residential areas in the Southern Suburb of Beirut, early on Thursday, following a few days of relative calm in the area.
At least two strikes targeted the Haret Hreik area in the suburb after the Israeli military command issued three warnings saying that it would hit three residential buildings in the same area.
It is worth noting that these warnings have been unreliable, as the number of strikes launched during every round of raids has been consistently higher than the number of individual warnings issued. Moreover, dozens of buildings have been struck with no previous warnings, with civilians given minimal time to flee before the strikes.
South of Lebanon under Israeli attack
Israeli occupation forces also carried out a series of airstrikes across southern Lebanon early today. At least two airstrikes targeted the town of Mansouri, while the El-Buss refugee camp in Tyre was struck overnight, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.
Israeli warplanes launched additional attacks just past midnight on several towns, including Mayfadoun, Khiam, Jibshit, Aaba, Beryqa, Ansar, Kafrjal, and Rumein. Heavy bombing also hit the areas of Aza, Arki, Deir Zahrani, Houmein Tahta, Zibdin, and Kafr Sir.
In a further escalation, multiple airstrikes were reported in Wadi al-Hujayr, Kfar Shuba, and Shawkin The National News Agency confirmed that Mohammad Abdullah Badah, a resident of Bayt Leif, was martyred in the Israeli bombardment.
Israeli aggression on South, Bekaa continues; death toll reaches 3,558
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported on Wednesday that the death toll has reached 3,558 martyrs, with 15,123 others injured, since the start of the aggression on Lebanon.
The Ministry of Public Health's Public Health Emergency Operations Center released a daily report onthe impact of the Israeli aggression on Lebanon, confirming that airstrikes on Tuesday killed 14 people and injured 87 others.
TheNational News Agency (NNA)reported on Wednesday evening that an Israeli airstrike targeted the headquarters of the Islamic Health Authority in the town of Kfardounin, located in the Bint Jbeil district.
Israeli warplanes targeted the town of Hanin, in the Bint Jbeil district, in conjunction with artillery shelling targeting the towns of al-Qawzah and Ayta al-Shaab in the same district.
The Center announced that the Israeli enemy's raid on the town of Maaraka led to the martyrdom of four people, while the Islamic Risala Association said it rescued 16 wounded individuals following enemy raids on the town, with rubble removal operations still underway.
Meanwhile, the Israeli raid on the town of al-Qlaileh led to the martyrdom of one person in the Tyre district.
Israeli warplanes and drones conducted airstrikes on the Qadmus area junction, located between the towns of Toura and Abbasiya.
Israeli warplanes also carried out a raid on the town of Jebchit in the Nabatieh district and targeted the Baidar neighborhood in the town of Mayfadoun, also in the same district.
In Western Bekaa, the agency reported that the Israeli occupation forces targeted the outskirts of the towns of Lucy and Qelya with heavy artillery shells.
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