An Israeli airstrike injured a Lebanese journalist in the Beqaa Valley during a live broadcast on Monday.
Fadi Boudiya, the editor-in-chief of the Miraya International Network, was preparing for an interview with the Inews network when the explosion occurred behind him, resulting in injuries.
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According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, this airstrike was the largest since the beginning of the Israel-Palestine conflict, claiming at least 356 lives and injuring over 1,246 others.
Among the casualties were 24 children and 42 women, with many victims yet to be identified.
This escalation in violence follows mysterious explosions targeting communication devices across Lebanon last week, which resulted in several deaths and heightened tensions in the country.
Israel’s extensive airstrikes throughout Lebanon have intensified the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
