Turmoil in the Middle East: Israeli Airstrikes and Casualties Rise

An Israeli airstrike has hit central Beirut, leveling an apartment building. The incident follows numerous airstrikes across Lebanon and Gaza, leading to significant casualties. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and a family of four in Gaza were among those killed. The conflict has resulted in extensive collateral damage and loss of life.

An Israeli airstrike on central Beirut has leveled an apartment building following a series of attacks across Lebanon and Gaza, resulting in substantial casualties.

The early Monday strike marked the first time in nearly a year that central Beirut was hit. Videos captured the aftermath, showing ambulances and crowds gathering in the affected Sunni district.

Simultaneously, an airstrike in Gaza killed a family of four, showing the ongoing toll on civilians. The conflict, which started on October 7, has claimed many lives, including Hezbollah and Hamas leaders.

Lebanese and Palestinian officials report rising death tolls, with Israeli strikes hitting both militant and civilian areas. The Lebanese Health Ministry noted over 105 deaths on Sunday alone.

Recent satellite images revealed the site of the Israeli airstrike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in southern Beirut's Dahiyeh suburb.

(With inputs from agencies.)