BEIRUT — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave the orders for a strike in Beirut on Sunday, which targeted Hezbollah's "chief of staff," his office said.
"A short while ago, in the heart of Beirut, the IDF [Israeli military] attacked the Hezbollah chief of staff, who had been leading the terrorist organization's buildup and rearmament," a brief statement said, adding that Netanyahu "ordered the attack."
BEIRUT — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave the orders for a strike in Beirut on Sunday, which targeted Hezbollah's "chief of staff," his office said.
"A short while ago, in the heart of Beirut, the IDF [Israeli military] attacked the Hezbollah chief of staff, who had been leading the terrorist organization's buildup and rearmament," a brief statement said, adding that Netanyahu "ordered the attack."
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