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Hassan Nasrallah: Hezbollah chief dead after Beirut attack, Israeli sources say
Hezbollah denies - Earlier it had been reported that Hezbollah's deputy leader was also killed in the attack - Israel speaks of 300 dead from the attack
Lebanon: New Israeli strikes against Hezbollah – Netanyahu approved the attack on Hezbollah’s HQ by phone
Sources close to Hezbollah say its Hassan Nasrallah is fine - Information say the deputy commander was killed
Netanyahu: Reports of a ceasefire are false – I ordered the IDF to continue fighting in Lebanon
After pressure from Israeli government ministers and opposition members, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—on his way to New York—denied reports of an impending ceasefire and a reduction in Israeli military operations in Lebanon
Middle East: Netanyahu ordered the IDF to ease attacks on Lebanon as he flies to New York
What the EU, G7 countries, Australia, and Arab countries requested in the joint statement regarding the 21-day ceasefire – Israel's Finance Minister rejects the possibility of a ceasefire
Middle East – Israeli army confirms: Ibrahim Aqil killed in Beirut strike
Ibrahim Aqil, Hezbollah’s “No. 2” in military operations, has been confirmed dead following an Israeli strike in Beirut. Aqil was second in command behind Soukhr, who was killed in a previous Israeli attack in Beirut
Hezbollah: Who was the ‘Global terrorist’ targeted by the Israeli airstrike in Beirut
According to major international outlets, Ibrahim Aqil, considered a significant Hezbollah leader and part of the organization's top military body, has been reported dead. Aqil, who was involved in numerous terrorist activities, was a target of the Israeli airstrike on Friday afternoon in Beirut
