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1. Israel launches massive airstrike on Beirut in apparent bid to kill Hezbollah leader  The Guardian
2. Israel’s strike on Hezbollah leader is an alarming escalation in conflict  The Guardian
3. Israel Targets Hezbollah Chief Nasrallah in Massive Beirut Strike; Israeli Officials Estimate 300 Killed  Haaretz
4. Watch: Huge blasts in Beirut leave destruction and chaos  BBC.com
5. How Israel went after Hezbollah’s chain of command – and why it matters  The Telegraph

1. Israel’s heavy air attack on Beirut was attempt to kill Hezbollah leader, reports say  The Guardian
2. Watch: BBC correspondent records moment air strike hits Beirut  BBC
3. In vague response, Hezbollah claims ‘no truth to any statement’ about Beirut attack  The Times of Israel
4. Watch: Huge blasts in Beirut leave destruction and chaos  BBC.com
5. Did Israel succeed in eliminating its number one enemy? - analysis  The Jerusalem Post

Michael Walzer, a respected Princeton scholar and author of the book Just and Unjust Wars, has called Israel’s recent pagers’ attacks on Hezbollah fighters “war crimes” in a recent article published by The New York Times.

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