The search for missing individuals after the Israeli airstrike on a building in Beirut’s southern suburb continues, having stretched through the night and into Saturday morning. Reports indicate that the number of missing persons from the attack has surpassed 20.
Meanwhile, after Hezbollah confirmed the death of its head of military operations, Ibrahim Aqil, in the attack, the group reported the loss of two more members in the Israeli raid, bringing its total casualties to 16.
According to ‘Axios,’ an Israeli official stated that the entire high command of the ‘Al-Radwan Force,’ comprising 20 commanders, has been eliminated.
In light of this, Hezbollah has issued statements mourning its 16 casualties:
– Ahmad Mahmoud Wehbe, born in 1964 from Adlun, South Lebanon.
– Mahmoud Yassin Hamad, born in 1977 from Nabatieh al-Tahta, South Lebanon.
– Samer Abdul Halim Halawi, born in 1980 from Qaaqiya al-Jisr, South Lebanon.
– Mahmoud Yasin Hamad, born in 1977 from Nabatieh al-Tahta, South Lebanon.
– Hassan Hussein Madi, born in 1980 from Meidon, West Bekaa.
– Mohammad Ahmad Rida, born in 1986 from Anqoun, South Lebanon.
– Mohammad Qasim al-Attar, born in 1973 from al-Sharbin, Bekaa.
– Ahmad Samir Dib, born in 1991 from Mays al-Jabal, South Lebanon.
– Abdullah Abbas Hijazi, born in 1987 from Hurta’ala, Bekaa.
– Aref Ahmad al-Rezz, born in 1980 from Beirut.
– Hassan Ali Hussein, born in 1975 from Kfar Malki, South Lebanon.
– Abbas Sami Muslimani, born in 1985 from al-Jibbayn, South Lebanon.
– Hussein Ahmad Hodroj, born in 1984 from al-Ghasaniya, South Lebanon.
– Hassan Yusuf Abdul Satter, born in 1988 from Aiat in Bekaa.
– Mahdi Muslim Jammul, born in 1981 from Azza, South Lebanon.
– Jihad Khanafir, born in 1970 from Ainata, South Lebanon.
