An aid worker in Beirut said “total chaos” emerged in the capital of Lebanon on Wednesday, as Israel announced it had carried out its largest strikes against Iran-backed Hezbollah since the war broke out in the Middle East in late February. “I can’t believe what is happening. These are not targeted attacks,” Dr. Tania Baban…
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Aid worker says attacks on Beirut ‘not targeted’: ‘It’s insane’
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Originally reported by The Hill
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