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According to initial information, the Israeli raid on the town of Jiyeh a short while ago targeted a house in the Nabi Younis neighborhood, and resulted in injuries. The house of the Al-Maoush family, likely a Hezbollah official, or the house of his brother.
Massive destruction in a residential neighborhood in Al-Jiyeh following an Israeli raid targeting a health authority center, and initial information about injuries
Israeli army spokesman: We are examining the results of the large raid in the southern suburb of Beirut and will announce the details later. Israeli army: We are targeting Iran's project in the region and this is hurting it greatly
Prime Minister Netanyahu: "About a month ago, towards the end of the destruction of the Hamas battalions in Gaza - we began fulfilling the promise I gave to the residents of the north. We killed Nasrallah and the top of Hezbollah. We killed the commanders of the Radwan force who planned to invade the Galilee and carry out a greater and more terrible massacre of our citizens than the one on October 7. Iran has twice launched hundreds of missiles at our territory, in one of the largest ballistic missile attacks in history. No country in the world would have accepted such an attack, nor would the State of Israel, and we will respond to these attacks."
United States CENTCOM chief Gen. Michael Kurilla landed in Israel this evening to meet with Israeli defense and military officials, amid preparations in the Israeli army for a response to Iran's ballistic missile attack
UN High Commissioner for Refugees: Lebanon faces horrific crisis due to Israeli airstrikes Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon have left hundreds of thousands homeless
Lebanon: Israel informed international parties of its refusal to allow rescue teams to enter the site of the raid in the Mareija area in the southern suburb, which is the place where Hashem Safieddine was targeted in an underground headquarters the day before yesterday.
US officials say that despite agreement with the Israelis on a "limited ground incursion" into Lebanon, the Israeli raids suggest a large-scale operation
Lebanese security source to Al Jazeera: Hezbollah has lost contact with its Executive Council Chairman Hashem Safieddine since last Friday - Safieddine was in an underground headquarters when it was targeted in an Israeli raid in the Marija area - Israeli drones are bombing rescue teams to prevent them from reaching the targeted area
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YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
