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Hezbollah claims to have attacked Israeli military base near Haifa

The Lebanese armed group says its fighters have launched missiles at the Zvulon military industries base north of Haifa city.


Five rockets launched from Lebanon towards Israel: Army

The Israeli military says five rockets were launched from Lebanon towards the upper Galilee and Haifa Bay area. Some were intercepted and others fell in open areas, it said on X.


Videos show major destruction of Ruwais area in Beirut’s southern suburbs


Video shows damage at Lebanese University in Beirut’s southern suburbs

Footage on social media shows significant damage around the Lebanese University in Beirut’s southern suburbs following an Israeli air strike that targeted the Hadath area last night.

The video has been verified by Sanad, Al Jazeera’s fact-checking agency.

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7 killed, dozens wounded in Israeli attacks on Lebanon’s Tyre

At least seven people were killed and 46 injured following Israeli air raids on Lebanon’s coastal city of Tyre. The dead toll includes two young girls, Lebanon’s Health Ministry said. The search continues for people missing under the rubble.

Late last month, Israeli air raids pounded Tyre – an ancient city in Lebanon renowned for its UNESCO World Heritage Site – leaving swaths of it in ruins.

Tyre is a 2,500-year-old city 80km (50 miles) south of the capital, Beirut. Before Hezbollah and Israel started trading fire across the border last year, at least 50,000 people lived in Tyre, home to Christians and Muslims.


Israeli strikes kill 11 people in south Lebanon


According to Lebanon’s Health Ministry, five people were killed in a strike on the southern village of Hanaway.

The ministry also said that six rescuers were killed and two wounded in a strike on the village of Deir Qanun.