In the heart of Beirut

IDF targeted Hezbollah's acting Chief Mohammed Haider – All the details

This bold strike represents a significant escalation, marking one of the most dramatic Israeli operations in the Lebanese capital in recent months.

IDF strikes the heart of Beirut

In a dramatic overnight operation, Israeli forces conducted a powerful strike in central Beirut targeting Mohammed (Abu Ali) Haider, Hezbollah's acting Chief of Staff. Early reports indicate the assassination attempt was unsuccessful.

Acting Hezbollah Chief: Mohammed Haider

The strike, which took place late Friday night, caused an eight-story building to collapse in downtown Beirut. According to Hezbollah's Al-Manar channel, at least seven people were killed and 23 others wounded in the attack. Security sources told Reuters that Israeli fighter jets launched at least four missiles during the operation.

Haider, considered the highest-ranking military figure remaining in Hezbollah, had assumed the role following a wave of assassinations over the past two months. He is effectively replacing Hezbollah's Chief of Staff Fouad Shukr and stands as the last surviving member of the original Jihad Council.


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The targeted strike on Hezbollah's acting Chief Mohammed Haider in Beirut represents a significant escalation of tensions between Israel and the militant group, potentially heightening the risks of further conflict in an already volatile region.
Yuval 23.11.24
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