Overview
- The Israel Defense Forces said on November 23 it struck in the Beirut area and killed a Hezbollah commander.
- Lebanese media reported five people killed and 28 wounded in the southern suburbs of the capital following the attack.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will not allow Hezbollah to pose a threat to the country.
- Reports did not provide independent verification or identify the commander said to have been killed.
- The incident reflects continued Israeli operations into Lebanon since a ceasefire took effect last November, with coverage describing Hezbollah as Iran-aligned and assessing it as weakened by recent leadership losses.