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Beirut Building Collapses Amid Fresh Israeli Strikes in Capital City's Centre
The airstrike was part of a campaign targeting Hezbollah assets, causing at least four injuries and forcing over 1 million Lebanese to evacuate, Lebanon's Health Ministry reported.
- On Wednesday, an Israeli airstrike demolished a 10-story apartment building in the Bachoura neighbourhood of central Beirut, with videos showing it collapsing into rubble.
- Amid the broader round of attacks that began on March 2, Israeli authorities issued forced displacement notices around 4 am local time, claiming the building was linked to Hezbollah.
- Residents posted horror on social media, and Haytham Kaafarani said 'I am a US citizen and surgeon who took care of the Boston Marathon bombing victims in 2013' after losing his apartment, as Lebanon's health ministry reported at least four wounded.
- Israel's evacuation orders have forced more than 1 million Lebanese people from their homes, and Lebanese authorities reported at least 20 people killed in recent attacks.
- Some overnight strikes reportedly came without warning beginning Tuesday night, less than a day after Volker Türk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, warned that deliberately attacking civilians amounts to a war crime.
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