Tel Aviv [Israel], November 18 (ANI): An Israeli strike in the Lebanese capital Beirut killed Hezbollah’s media relations chief Mohammed Afif on Sunday, The Times of Israel reported.
Afif in his recent statements to reporters had said that Hezbollah had enough weapons to fight a “long war” against Israel, Al Jazeera reported.
Afif assassination is another step towards Israel’s aim to eliminate Hezbollah leadership.
Earlier Israel killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah after Lebanon-based group named Hashem Safieddine as its head.
On Sunday, three suspects were arrested for throwing flares at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s home.
Two flares were thrown at Netanyahu’s private home in Caesarea on Saturday night, which landed in the house’s courtyard. The Prime Minister and his family were not home at the time.
Netanyahu’s private residence was attacked by a Hezbollah drone earlier in October this year. Images published in Israeli media showed cracks in a bedroom window where the drone struck but failed to penetrate.
The window was presumably made of reinforced glass and is believed to have other protections. Netanyahu and his family were not there at the time.
