Israel attacks Lebanon live: Israel expands strikes on Beirut as 105 killed

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By Alastair Mccready

    Israel has bombed the Kola area of Beirut in its first attack on the Lebanese capital outside of the southern suburbs since the beginning of its expanded offensive.

    Lebanon’s Health Ministry says Israeli attacks have killed 105 people in the last 24 hours as army jets continue nonstop bombardment across the country.

    Israeli troops, along with military equipment and vehicles, are reportedly amassing near Lebanon’s border as fears grow about a potential ground invasion.

    Israel has also continued its attacks across the Gaza Strip, killing at least 28 people in the last day.

    The Israeli Air Force has targeted a power plant and seaport in the Yemeni port cities of Hodeidah and Ras Isa, killing at least four people.

    In Gaza, at least 41,595 people have been killed and 96,251 wounded in Israeli attacks since October. In Israel, the number killed in the Hamas-led attacks on October 7 is at least 1,139, while more than 200 people were taken captive.

    Israeli drone kills 3 people in southern Lebanon

    The Israeli drone fired on the group at the junction of the towns of Arzoun and Chehour in the Tyre district of southern Lebanon. Three people are confirmed dead and one is wounded.

    We will bring you more information on this incident when we have it.

    Israeli forces arrest 5 Palestinians in Nablus, storm Qalandia camp

    The Israeli military stormed the eastern and western areas of the occupied West Bank city of Nablus, as well as the old Askar camp to the east, where clashes erupted, the Wafa news agency reports.

    Israeli forces arrested three men in Nablus, while two brothers were arrested after their homes were raided in the camp, Wafa reports.

    Israeli forces have arrested two men from the Qalandia camp, north of occupied Jerusalem, while they have also stormed the nearby Shu’fat camp area and begun demolishing structures.

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