Israel Targets Hezbollah Leader Hashim Safiuddin in Beirut Airstrike
Beirut, Lebanon – Israel has claimed responsibility for an airstrike targeting Hashim Safiuddin, the expected head of Hezbollah, in Beirut.
Developing Story
According to Lebanese officials, the airstrike occurred near Beirut International Airport, with 11 consecutive strikes reported in the southern Beirut stronghold.
Casualties Mount
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reports 37 deaths and 151 injuries in Israeli attacks on Lebanon within the last 24 hours.
Who is Hashim Safiuddin?
Safiuddin, cousin of slain Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, was next in line to lead the organization. He holds strong ties to Iran and was designated a terrorist by the US and Saudi Arabia.
International Reaction
Israeli officials confirm the airstrike, while Hezbollah sources remain silent. The US and Saudi Arabia have previously labeled Safiuddin a threat to national security.
Related Stories
- “Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah’s Successor: Who is Hashim Safiuddin?”
- “Israel’s Airstrike on Beirut: What We Know So Far”
- “Lebanon-Israel Tensions Escalate: International Community Reacts”
LATEST UPDATES
- Israeli TV Channel 13 confirms Tel Aviv’s security establishment believes the operation was successful.
- Axios reports Israeli officials saying Safiuddin was attending a meeting with Hezbollah’s senior leadership during the attack.
Share this content:
Post Comment