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Residents flee Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel orders strikes

Al Jazeera Monday 01 June 2026, 12:22 UTC 1 min read
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Residents flee Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel orders strikes Residents flee Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel orders strikes Videos show gridlocked traffic in the southern suburbs of Beirut as residents rushed to evacuate the Dahiyeh area following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s order that the military strike neighbourhoods associated with Hezbollah. Published On 1 Jun 2026

Residents flee Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel orders strikes Residents flee Beirut’s southern suburbs as Israel orders strikes Videos show gridlocked traffic in the southern suburbs of Beirut as residents rushed to evacuate the Dahiyeh area following Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s order that the military strike neighbourhoods associated with Hezbollah. Published On 1 Jun 2026
Beirut (LOCATION) Israel (LOCATION) the Dahiyeh area (LOCATION) Israeli (ORG) Benjamin Netanyahu (PERSON) Hezbollah (ORG)
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