BEIRUT, Nov 17 (Reuters) - An Israeli strike on a densely populated district of Beirut on Sunday killed Hezbollah's media relations chief Mohammad Afif, two Lebanese security sources told Reuters. The strike hit a neighborhood where many people displaced ...

An Israeli airstrike in Beirut's Ras al-Nabaa district resulted in the death of Hezbollah's media relations chief, Mohammad Afif. The building hit housed the Ba'ath Party offices. The attack killed one person and injured three others.

A series of air raids struck Beirut's southern suburbs on Sunday, official media reported and AFPTV footage showed, a day after heavy bombardment as the Israeli army said it targeted Hezbollah sites.At least seven Israeli strikes hit separate locations in the area,

Israel has stepped up strikes on the city’s southern suburbs in recent days, an area Israeli officials say hosts Hezbollah militants and infrastructure.

An Israeli strike hit south Beirut on Sunday where the military said it targeted Hezbollah, hours after the Iran-backed group said it fired on Israeli bases around the city of Haifa.Late Saturday, Hezbollah said it had targeted five military bases including the Stella Maris naval base.

The strike hit a neighborhood where many people displaced from Beirut's southern suburbs had been seeking refuge.

An Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed Hezbollah's media relations chief Mohammad Afif. The attack targeted a densely populated district where displaced residents from Beirut's southern suburbs had sought refuge.

The Israeli military pressed on Saturday with its days-long bombing campaign targeting an area near Beirut dominated by Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite militia, while in the country’s south, Israeli airstrikes killed two paramedics,

A series of intense Israeli strikes targeted areas of Beirut’s southern suburbs Saturday morning as Hezbollah continued considering the latest ceasefire proposal.