BEIRUT: Lebanon’s prime minister accused Israel of rejecting a ceasefire after the Israeli military bombed the Hezbollah stronghold of south Beirut fo...

10 strikes hit southern suburbs before dawn after military issues evacuation warnings

Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati on Friday said that Israel’s renewed attacks on Beirut confirmed its "rejection of all efforts being made to secure a ceasefire” in Lebanon. Early-morning strikes…

The Israeli military said it was targeting Hezbollah facilities and assets, an assertion that it has repeated over the course of dozens of strikes over more than a month in the neighbourhood where the Iran-backed group holds sway.

The strikes in Beirut came after Israel's prime minister met US officials to discuss a possible truce deal for Lebanon. Meanwhile, Thailand says four Thai workers were killed in a cross-border attack. Follow DW for more.

Lebanon’s National News Agency said the strikes ‘left massive destruction’ and ‘dozens of buildings were levelled to the ground’.

Israel bombards Gaza and Beirut, escalating conflict with Hamas, Hezbollah despite diplomatic efforts, causing casualties and destruction.