Lebanon | Live reporting on the worst days since 2006

• Iran has called a crisis meeting after the attack

  According to the New York Times, Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called an emergency meeting yesterday following an Israeli attack on a southern suburb of Beirut in Lebanon.

  The Israeli military announced on Saturday that Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah had been killed in the attack.

  Hassan Nasrallah is described as a close associate of Khamenei.

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• IDF: Hezbollah leader dead

  

  Photo: Hussain Malla

  Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, 64, has died, the Israeli military said in X.

  – Hassan Nasrallah can no longer terrorize the world, the Israeli military writes in X shortly before 10am on Saturday.

  Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli strike in Beirut, the IDF said.

  An Israeli offensive against Beirut's southern suburbs took place on Friday.

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• Alarm: Explosions in Tel Aviv

  On Saturday morning, Israeli news channel N12 News reported that large explosions were heard in Tel Aviv.

  It is still not clear what must have happened.

• Flight warning for many places in Israel

  In several parts of northern Israel, aviation alerts have been issued to warn of incoming robots.

  At Haifa, on the Sea of ​​Galilee and the northern West Bank.

  Regarding the airstrike warning, the Times of Israel writes that the Israel Defense Forces have announced a fifth wave of strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

• Further attacks on Beirut

  

  Photo: Hussain Malla / AP

  Another new attack has been launched against the southern parts of the Lebanese capital Beirut, The Times of Israel reported.

  A witness told Reuters how smoke was billowing from the outskirts of the city.

  Lebanon's health ministry says a hospital in the southern suburbs must now be evacuated as a result of the attacks.

  Also, city hospitals not affected by the airstrikes are asked to stop accepting non-emergency patients.

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