An Israeli strike on Monday evening on the southern suburbs of Lebanon's capital targeted senior Hezbollah leader Ali Karaki, the head of the southern front, a security source told Reuters.
The Shiite terrorist movement is paying the price for its stubbornness © Mena Today
An Israeli strike on Monday evening on the southern suburbs of Lebanon's capital targeted senior Hezbollah leader Ali Karaki, the head of the southern front, a security source told Reuters.
Karaki's fate was unclear, the source said.
Reporting by Maya Gebeily
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