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Israel launched an attack on the Libanon capital on Friday for the first time since the fire cessation ended the latest Israel-hezbollah war in November.
Associated press reporters in Beirut heard a loud boom and testified smoke that he was rising from the area in the city southern suburb to which the Israeli Israeli Testament army advocated a strike.
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This was marked by the first Israeli strike on Beirut since the break of fire passed last November between her and the militant group of Hezbollah, although Israel has attacked goals in southern Lebanon almost daily.
The Israeli army announced that it hit the Hezbollah drone warehouse in Dahiyeh, which he called a militant stronghold. The strike followed after Israel, who accuses Hezbollah of using civilians as a human shield, warned the inhabitants to evacuate the area.
The impact area is residential and commercial space and is close to at least two schools.
Israeli officials said the attack was retaliation due to rockets, which he said was discharged from Lebanon to northern Israel. Promised that strikes on Beirut will continue unless Lebanon’s government worked to ensure such attacks.
“We will not allow shooting in our communities, not even difficulty,” said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “We will attack everywhere in Lebanon, against any threat to the state of Israel.”
A bomb lowered from the Israeli jet before hitting a building in Dahiyeh, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, on Friday, March 28, 2025. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar)
Hezbollah denied the shooting of rockets and accused Israel of asking for an excuse to continue attacking Lebanon.
The Lebanese government has ordered all schools and universities in the southern suburb of Hadat Beirut to close in the day. Residents were seen fleeing the area in cars and on foot in front of the strike.
Hezbollah began launching rockets, drones and rockets on Israel the day after October 7, 2023, an attack on southern Israel by Hamas allies lit a war in Gaza. Palestinian militants About 1,200 were killed in Israel and abducted 251 others during the 2023 attack.
Israel-hezbollah clash exploded in the comprehensive war last September when Israel performed the waves of air attacks and killed most of the higher leaders of the militant group. The fighting was killed by over 4,000 people in Lebanon and displaced about 60,000 Israelites.
Under the interruption of fire, Israeli forces were to be withdrawn from all the Lebanese territories by the end of January. The deadline was extended until February 18, but Israel remained in five border seats while spending dozens of strikes about what he said they were Hezbollah’s goals in the south and eastern Lebanon. Last week, Israeli Air attacks at several locations in Lebanon were killed by six people.
Speaking in Paris, the Lebanese President, Joseph Aoun, said the strike of the Beirut area was a continuation of “Israel’s violations of the agreement” sponsored by France and the USA
During a joint press conference with AOON, French President Emmanuel Macron called an “unacceptable” attack and promised to address Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump. Macron said I could now put pressure on Israel.
The spokeswoman for the American State Department has called on the Lebanese government to act.
“Israel defends his people and interests, responding to the rocket attacks of terrorists in Lebanon,” a spokeswoman for Tammy Bruce said on Friday. “We expect the Lebanese armed forces to disarm these terrorists to prevent further hostilities.”
A special UN coordinator for Lebanon, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, said the escalation created “a critical period for Lebanon and the wider region.”
Israeli strikes in other parts of Lebanon on Friday killed three people and wounded 18, including children and women, in the southern village of Kfar Tibnit, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said.
The strikes come less than two weeks after Israel ended up the Hamas truce with surprised strikes in which hundreds of people in Gaza were killed. Earlier this month, Israel has stopped the delivery of food, fuel, medicine and humanitarian aid to Gazin approximately 2 million Palestinians.
Israel vowed to escalate the war until Hamas returned 59 hostages she still holds for – of whom 24 believed they were alive. Israel requires a group to give up power, disarm and send its leaders to exile.
Hamas said that only the remaining prisoners would release in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, permanent truce and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
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The Israeli offensive in the lane killed over 50,000 people and wounded 114,000, according to the Gaza Ministry, which does not say how many civilians or fighters were.
The Ministry announced on Friday that almost 900 had been killed in Gaza since the truce ended in mid -March, including more than 40 in the past 24 hours.
