Israel conducted deadly airstrikes on Beirut, Lebanon, leaving at least six people dead. The bombing targeted central areas of Beirut, including the Bachoura neighborhood near the Lebanese prime minister’s headquarters. The attack marked a new escalation in Israel’s bombing campaign in the region. The airstrikes were in response to attacks by Hamas and Hezbollah, with Iran claiming responsibility for a missile barrage on Israel. The tensions in the Middle East have raised fears of a wider war, displacing families in northern Israel and prompting concerns about a potential ground offensive. Israeli officials have suggested a limited ground incursion into Lebanon. The conflict between Israel and Iranian proxy groups like Hezbollah has resulted in significant casualties and damage. Journalists covering the Gaza war face unprecedented peril as they report on the conflict. Meanwhile, world leaders, including President Biden, have addressed the situation at the United Nations, as cease-fire proposals are being developed. The content is dated October 3, 2024, and recommends using a different browser for optimal viewing as Internet Explorer 11 is not supported on the site.
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