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Son of Hezbollah MP Ali Ammar Killed in Suspected Israeli Pager Explosion
Sep 17, 2024, 03:05 PM
The son of Hezbollah MP Ali Ammar was killed in Lebanon following the detonation of his pager. The incident has been reported by multiple sources, including Lebanese media, Al-Hadath, and Channel 13. Some reports suggest that the explosion is suspected to be an Israeli attack targeting Hezbollah members. The explosion also reportedly injured senior Hezbollah leaders. This marks the first confirmed death from such attacks, according to a family source close to Hezbollah.
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