Middle East Airlines (MEA) has released a detailed flight schedule for November 11 to December 1, 2024, featuring daily and weekly departures from Beirut to destinations across Europe, the Middle East, the Gulf, and Africa. This comprehensive guide outlines the specific flight options available for travelers planning trips during this period.
Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah’s stronghold in Beirut’s southern suburbs have resulted in one fatality and five injuries, according to Lebanese health authorities. The strikes, described as the most violent since the Iran-Hezbollah conflict began, have left buildings destroyed and sparked evacuations in Tyre, a historic coastal city.
A shocking video, captured by Associated Press photographer Bilal Hussein, shows the moment an Israeli missile strike destroyed a residential building in Beirut, Lebanon. The incident, which followed an Israeli warning, has sparked international outrage and underscores the escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah.
Wafiq Safa, a high-ranking Hezbollah official responsible for liaison and coordination, is in critical condition after Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut. The strikes, which killed at least 22 people and injured over 100, marked a significant escalation in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Safa’s role in the group’s security and foreign relations, including a recent visit to the UAE, highlights his importance to the organization. The assassination attempt on Safa signifies a widening of Israel’s targeting strategy, now aiming at key figures beyond military commanders.
Israel carried out deadly airstrikes in Beirut, targeting Wafiq Safa, a top Hezbollah security official, but he managed to escape. The attack killed 22 people and injured over 117 others. This incident represents a significant escalation in Israel’s military campaign and marks a shift from their previous focus on southern Lebanon. Learn more about Wafiq Safa, his role in Hezbollah, and the impact of this event.
The Israel-Hezbollah conflict has intensified with deadly airstrikes in Beirut, killing 22 people and injuring 117. The US has called for de-escalation while supporting Israel’s right to defend itself. The airstrikes, targeting a Hezbollah official, come after Israeli forces fired on UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, injuring two. The conflict is raising concerns about civilian casualties and the safety of UN peacekeepers.
Israeli airstrikes targeting central Beirut on Thursday evening resulted in the deaths of 22 people, including a family of eight, and injured 117 others. The strikes, the deadliest since Israel intensified its bombing campaign two weeks ago, were aimed at Wafiq Safa, a senior Hezbollah official, but he survived. The attacks occurred in densely populated areas, causing significant damage to residential buildings.
Israel launched a series of intense airstrikes on south Beirut overnight, targeting Hezbollah positions. The strikes, some described as “very violent,” caused widespread damage and forced residents to flee. The Israeli army warned residents to evacuate, while Lebanon’s National News Agency reported ongoing air traffic at Beirut’s airport.
Hezbollah has confirmed the death of Ali Karaki, a top commander, in an Israeli airstrike on Beirut. Karaki, the commander of the Southern Front and the third-highest official in command, was killed alongside Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in the strike.
Israel’s military launched an airstrike in Beirut, killing Ibrahim Muhammad Qabisi, the commander of Hezbollah’s missiles and rockets force, along with other top commanders. Qabisi was a key figure in Hezbollah’s military operations and was responsible for numerous attacks on Israel.
