Hezbollah-Israel Tensions Escalate, Beirut Airport Hacked

Anti-Hezbollah message accuses group of risking war, as Lebanese government and international community scramble to prevent conflict.

Hezbollah has been striking Israeli military bases and positions near Lebanon's northern border since October 8, intensifying sharply over the past week.
An apparent Israeli strike in a southern Beirut suburb killed top Hamas official and commander Saleh Arouri, to which Hezbollah vowed retaliation.
Hezbollah launched a volley of 62 rockets toward an Israeli air surveillance base on Mount Meron as an 'initial response' to Arouri's killing.
The Lebanese government and international community are scrambling to prevent a war in Lebanon, fearing a regional spillover.
Beirut’s international airport information screens were hacked, displaying a message accusing Hezbollah of putting Lebanon at risk of an all-out war with Israel.