Israel targeted Beirut on October 7, marking the one-year anniversary of the Hamas attack. The Israeli military said Tuesday it killed a senior Hezbollah commander in an attack in Beirut. The army said Suhail Hussaini was killed in the attack. Husseini was responsible for overseeing the logistics, budget and management of the terrorist group. Hezbollah has not yet commented on this.
The Israeli military said Husseini was involved in the supply of modern weapons from Iran and their distribution to various Hezbollah units. He was a member of the group's military council. Israel has killed top Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and several top commanders in strikes in recent weeks. It launched a limited ground offensive in southern Lebanon last week. Hezbollah said it had replaced its deceased commanders with new appointments.
'Attacks will continue until ceasefire is reached'
Hezbollah has vowed to continue launching rockets, missiles and drone attacks into Israel until a ceasefire is reached in the Gaza Strip. At the same time, 10 firefighters were killed in Israeli attacks on Monday in the southern part of Lebanon. Lebanon's Health Ministry gave this information. The ministry said that many people are buried under the debris and the death toll may increase. The ministry said firefighters were at a municipal building in the town of Barachit, where the attack occurred, as they were preparing to launch a rescue operation.
