In a heartbreaking turn of events, the death toll from an Israeli air attack on Beirut's southern suburbs has climbed to 37, including three children and seven women. The devastating strike, which targeted Hezbollah’s Radwan special forces unit, has left Lebanon in mourning.
The attack, which shattered two buildings in the Dahiya district during Friday’s rush hour, injured more than 60 others, according to Lebanon’s Health Minister Firass Abiad. Families are now left reeling from the loss of innocent lives, as the community struggles to cope with the aftermath of this horrific event.
How did this happen during rush hour?
With streets bustling and families going about their day, the sudden strike turned a routine afternoon into chaos. The destruction has sparked widespread fear and outrage, with many questioning the impact on civilian life in such densely populated areas.
What’s being done to help the survivors?
Emergency teams continue to work around the clock to provide aid to those injured, while efforts to rescue people trapped under the debris are ongoing. The country is also rallying support for the grieving families who have lost loved ones.
As Lebanon mourns, this incident highlights the ever-present tension in the region, and the tragic toll it takes on innocent civilians. Join the conversation below to share your thoughts and stand in solidarity with the victims

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