An Israeli strike in a densely populated area of Beirut killed Hezbollah press office chief Mohammad Afif, two Lebanese security sources told Reuters. The raid hit a neighborhood where many displaced people from Beirut’s southern suburbs were seeking shelter. The Israeli military declined to comment on questions from Reuters. Security sources said a building housing the Baath Party’s offices was hit, and the party’s head in Lebanon, Ali Hijazi, told the Lebanese Al-Jadeed network that Afif was in the building. Lebanon’s Ministry of Health announced that one person was killed and three others were injured. Ambulances were heard rushing to the scene and shots were fired to prevent crowds of people from approaching the scene. Israeli strike targets Syria’s Baath party office in Beirut Israeli strike today targeted Syria’s Baath party’s Lebanon office in downtown Beirut, a Lebanese official told AFP […]
Source: News Beast
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