The Israeli army has hit a building in the suburbs of the south of Beirut, killing at least three people, in an attack aimed at a member of the Hezbollah militant group.
The air strike early Tuesday occurred without warning after Israel launched an attack against the Lebanese capital on Friday since a high four -month unstable fire ended up fighting between the Israeli forces and the Hezbollah militant group in November.
The Israeli army had warned the residents in the suburbs crowded before the attack after two projectiles were launched from the south of Lebanon, which Hezbollah denied shooting.
At least seven other people were injured in the air strike, according to the Lebanon Ministry of Health.
The Israeli army said that the last attack pointed to a Hezbollah member who had been helping the Palestinian group Hamas in the Gaza Strip in attacks against Israel.
The air attack was “under the direction of Shin’s commitment,” said Israel’s National Intelligence Agency.
Hezbolá did not comment on the strike.
There was no immediate word about the victims.
Airplanes were heard in parts of the Lebanese capital before the strike near the neighborhood of Hay Madi.
During the last Israel War with Hezbollah, Drones and Israeli aircraft regularly beat the South suburbs, where Hezbollah has a wide influence and support.
Israel sees the area as a militant fortress and accuses the storage weapons group there.
The leader of the Hezbollah group of Lebanon, Sheikh Naim Kassem, warned on Saturday that if Israel’s attacks against Lebanon continued and if the Government of Lebanon did not act to stop them, the group would eventually resort to other alternatives.
Under the high the Fire of the US, which ended the 14-month war in Israel-Hezbolá, the Israeli forces were supposed to withdraw from the entire Lebanese territory at the end of January, while Hezbolá had to end its armed presence south of the Litani river along the border with Israel.
Israel has launched daily strikes in the south and east of Lebanon since the high the fire of the ancient Americans, saying that he addresses officials and hezbollah infrastructure.
The Lebanese army has gradually deployed in the southern region of the country, and Beirut has urged the international community to pressure Israel to stop attacks and withdraw their forces even present in five hills in the Lebanese territory.
