Israel says it carries out a strike on Wednesday in Beirut’s southern suburbs, an area known as Dahiyeh and described as a Hezbollah stronghold. According to an official Israeli statement, the strike targets the commander of Hezbollah’s elite Radwan force. Both outlets report that this is the first strike to hit Beirut’s suburbs since a ceasefire that comes into effect on April 16. They also note that fighting in southern Lebanon continues despite the ceasefire. The reports do not provide further details on casualties, the exact time of the strike, or the method used. Hezbollah has not been quoted in the provided summaries, and no independent confirmation of the target’s identity or the outcome of the strike is included. The information presented reflects Israel’s account of the operation and its timing relative to the ceasefire, alongside the broader context that hostilities in the south are ongoing.