BEIRUT, Lebanon – The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that at least 68 individuals were rushed to hospitals across the capital city with injuries sustained from a recent Israeli air raid on southern Beirut.
The Israeli attack targeted Hezbollah offices in the region, causing extensive damage to a four-story building and its vicinity. A source familiar with the incident informed our publication that numerous neighboring buildings and parked cars were affected by the powerful explosion triggered by the airstrike.
Out of the 68 people transported to hospitals, 14 individuals are reportedly in critical condition. Previously, it was said that an Israeli airstrike on southern Beirut resulted in the death of one woman and injured 17 others. Moreover, initial reports suggested that two Hezbollah field commanders were killed in the attack; however, their identities remain undisclosed.
The Lebanese Health Ministry is working diligently to provide medical support and treatment to all affected individuals. As emergency services continue to respond to this incident, the severity of the injuries and damage sustained from the Israeli airstrike underscores the ongoing tension in the region and the need for a diplomatic resolution.
The Lebanese government is urging both local and international communities to condemn such acts of aggression and to work towards establishing peace and stability in the area. The recent attack has raised concerns about the safety of civilians caught in the crossfire between Israeli forces and Hezbollah militants. As a result, many are calling for increased security measures to protect vulnerable populations from the escalating violence.
In conclusion, the Israeli air raid on southern Beirut resulted in significant damage and injury to innocent civilians and their properties. With 68 people admitted to hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to critical, it is crucial that both local and international communities come together to address this issue and work towards a resolution that ensures peace and stability for all affected parties.