In Lebanon, an Israeli attack on Beirut left one person dead and 21 injured, the Lebanese president called on the international community for “violent intervention”

This attack, ordered by Benjamin Netanyahu, hit a nine-story building in a densely populated area, which is a Hezbollah stronghold, according to the Israeli government.

The attack Israel announced had been carried out on Sunday, November 23, in the southern suburbs of Beirut, targeting “chief of staff” Pro-Iran Hezbollah, left one person dead and 21 injured, the Lebanese Health Ministry announced in a preliminary report. This attack, ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to his office, hit a nine-story building in a densely populated area, which is the base of the Lebanese movement, according to AFP correspondents.

In a press release, President of the Republic of Lebanon Joseph Aoun “renewed its call on the international community to intervene decisively to end the attacks”. The fact that this attack coincided with the anniversary of independence is apparent “as further proof that Israel is indifferent to repeated calls to halt its attacks on Lebanon and refuses to implement international resolutions as well as all proposed efforts and initiatives to end the escalation and restore stability not only in Lebanon, but also in the entire region”.