A ROCKET strike at a soccer field killed at least 11 children and teens, according to Israeli authorities, reports New Delhi's Indian Express.
This incident marks the deadliest attack on an Israeli target along the northern border since the conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah began.
Amid the Israel-Hamas war, predictions of intensified fighting between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon have emerged following the strike in the golan Heights.
Due to escalating tensions and the potential for regional conflict between Israel and Lebanon, several airlines have cancelled flights to Lebanon's main international airport.
Germany's Deutsche Lufthansa AG, along with its subsidiary airlines Swiss International and Eurowings, has announced a suspension of flight operations to and from Beirut until August 6.
Aegean Airlines of Greece has cancelled some flights and is monitoring the situation for further decisions. Qatar Airways has stated that all flights to Beirut will be operated during the daytime.
The Indian Embassy in Beirut issued a travel advisory, urging its citizens to stay in touch with the embassy and exercise caution.
'In view of the recent developments in the region, all Indian nationals in Lebanon and those planning to travel to Lebanon are advised to exercise caution and remain in contact with the Embassy of India in Beirut through their email id: cons.beirut@mea.gov.in or the emergency phone number +96176860128,' said the Embassy.
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This incident marks the deadliest attack on an Israeli target along the northern border since the conflict between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah began.
Amid the Israel-Hamas war, predictions of intensified fighting between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon have emerged following the strike in the golan Heights.
Due to escalating tensions and the potential for regional conflict between Israel and Lebanon, several airlines have cancelled flights to Lebanon's main international airport.
Germany's Deutsche Lufthansa AG, along with its subsidiary airlines Swiss International and Eurowings, has announced a suspension of flight operations to and from Beirut until August 6.
Aegean Airlines of Greece has cancelled some flights and is monitoring the situation for further decisions. Qatar Airways has stated that all flights to Beirut will be operated during the daytime.
The Indian Embassy in Beirut issued a travel advisory, urging its citizens to stay in touch with the embassy and exercise caution.
'In view of the recent developments in the region, all Indian nationals in Lebanon and those planning to travel to Lebanon are advised to exercise caution and remain in contact with the Embassy of India in Beirut through their email id: cons.beirut@mea.gov.in or the emergency phone number +96176860128,' said the Embassy.
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