Several local media outlets on Monday reported that Israel struck a building in the Cola neighborhood or Beirut, Lebanon. Some reporters on social media described it as an 'attempted assassination attempt'. Authorities have not yet confirmed the reported attack or whether Tel Aviv was behind it. This comes days after Hezbollah leader Nasrallah died in an Israeli airstrike.
Israeli airstrike on residential building in Cola neighborhood of Beirut, Lebanon; initial reports indicate apparent targeted assassination. pic.twitter.com/96p4NPhQhX
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The Middle East Observer cited Lebanese sources to report that the 'occupation aircraft bombed a residential apartment in the Cola area in the center of the capital, Beirut'.
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"Initial reports are suggesting that may have been an targeted assassination, though other details weren't immediately known," a third person added.
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