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Israeli Military Strikes 50 High-Rise Beirut Buildings Used by Terrorist Groups, Eliminates Seven Leading Terror Figures

The IDF reported striking 50 Beirut high-rise buildings used by terrorist groups, eliminating seven key figures including PIJ and Hezbollah commanders.

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Jerusalem, 11 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — The IDF reported it attacked approximately 50 high-rise buildings in Beirut that it said were used for terrorist purposes and senior terrorists in the region and eliminated at least seven “key” terrorist terrorists.

The key terrorists in the area who were eliminated included:
Adham Adnan Al-Othman, commander of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the Lebanese sector.
Zaid Ali Jama’ah, head of Hezbollah’s firepower and artillery in southern Lebanon.
Five key commanders in the Lebanese Corps and the Palestine Corps of the IRGC’s Quds Force.

Among the targets attacked were terrorist infrastructure, weapons depots, a central headquarters, and the IRGC’s air force headquarters in Beirut.

So far, about 70 terrorist targets have been attacked by the IDF in the Beirut area.

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