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Deadly Israeli Airstrikes Continue in Beirut Amid Escalating Conflict

Recent Israeli airstrikes in Beirut killed at least 11 and injured dozens, amidst ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and deteriorating humanitarian conditions.

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Updated: Nov 23rd, 2024, 9:46 AM ET

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Israeli airstrikes in Beirut early Saturday killed at least 11 people and injured dozens. This escalation marks the fourth attack in less than a week, with total casualties in Lebanon exceeding 3,500, according to health officials. The strikes came amidst heavy ground fighting with Hezbollah and urgent diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire. In southern Tyre, a drone strike killed one fisherman. The conflict has deeply affected humanitarian conditions, leading to significant displacement and suffering among the civilian population, as international communities call for an end to the violence.

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