Many airlines have suspended flights to Beirut due to escalating violence as the Israeli army targets Hezbollah, resulting in significant civilian casualties. The situation has led to a surge in demand for flights operated by Lebanon's Middle East Airlines, which are now fully booked. The Israeli military has confirmed the elimination of a senior Hezbollah commander, Ibrahim Kobeissi, amid ongoing strikes that have killed at least 558 people, including children. The violence has prompted mass displacement, with many fleeing to safer areas.
- Airlines such as EgyptAir, Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Lufthansa have halted operations to Beirut as tensions rise. The ongoing conflict has left the Lebanese population in a precarious situation, with many seeking refuge from the violence. The strikes mark a significant escalation in the conflict, with the Israeli military targeting Hezbollah's leadership and infrastructure in Lebanon. The humanitarian impact is profound, with thousands displaced and in need of assistance.
