Israeli regime launches an aggression on Beirut's Suburb

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen + Israeli media
26 Sep 2024 17:20
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Just after Israeli warplanes struck a residential building in the Southern Suburb of Beirut, explosions were heard in the occupied city of Safad.

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Impact of the Israeli aggression on the Southern Suburb of Beirut on September 26, 2024. (Social media/X)

Israeli military aircraft launched an aggression on the southern suburb of Lebanon's capital Beirut on Thursday afternoon, targeting a residential building in the area.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that the three missiles struck a residential building in the Qaem neighborhood in the suburb. As a result of the aggression, preliminary reports indicate that at least four people were martyred and several others were injured.

Lebanon's National News Agency (NNA) said that the residential building targeted by Israeli missiles is made up of 10 floors.

The NNA also reported that two people were martyred and another 15 were injured in the strikes.

Large explosions heard in Safad, Meorn

A few minutes after the Israeli raid was conducted, sirens sounded in the settlements of Odem and El Rom in the occupied Syrian Golan.

At around 4:08 pm (local time), Resistance fighters fired heavy barrages of rockets at multiple areas across Upper al-Jalil.

Sirens sounded in Meron, where the Meron Air Traffic Control base is located, the occupied city of Safad, and multiple other settlements in the area, including Kadarim.

According to Israeli media outlets, loud explosions were heard in Safad and Meron.

In the context of the Israeli regime's large-scale aggression on Lebanon, Israeli warplanes have struck multiple areas in the Southern Suburb of Beirut. On Wednesday, a strike targeted yet another residential building killing several including leader martyr Ibrahim Mohammad Kobeisi.

It is worth noting that earlier that morning, Hezbollah fired, for the first time, a short-range ballistic missile at the Israeli Mossad headquarters in Tel Aviv. The details of Hezbollah's Qader-1 missile were later revealed by the Resistance, offering a glimpse into its strategic weapons arsenal.