An Israeli strike on Beirut's southern suburbs, Nov. 14, 2024. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine/L'Orient-Le Jour)
The Israeli army said on Thursday that it had struck “around 30 terrorist targets” in the southern suburbs of Beirut over the past 48 hours.
These strikes are aimed at “dismantling and weakening Hezbollah's military capabilities,” the army said, adding that it had “recently” targeted “weapons warehouses, command centers and other infrastructure” of the party.
The Israeli army said on Thursday that it had struck “around 30 terrorist targets” in the southern suburbs of Beirut over the past 48 hours.
These strikes are aimed at “dismantling and weakening Hezbollah's military capabilities,” the army said, adding that it had “recently” targeted “weapons warehouses, command centers and other infrastructure” of the party.
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