Israel Launches Strikes on Beirut's Southern Suburbs in Retaliation Against Hezbollah
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Israel retaliated with strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs targeting 'terrorist command centers' after Hezbollah launched projectiles at northern Israel, killing at least 2 and wounding 11, amidst ongoing clashes despite a rejected ceasefire.
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Israel launched strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs on Sunday in retaliation for Hezbollah attacks earlier in the day. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz stated the targets were “terrorist command centers”. At least 2 were killed and 11 wounded, per Lebanese media. Earlier, Israel intercepted 2 projectiles from Lebanon. The IDF warned Tyre residents to evacuate. Clashes continued despite a rejected U.S.-backed ceasefire. Since March 2, the conflict has killed 3,613 and wounded 11,072 in Lebanon.
