Fears grow in Lebanon over Israeli attacks: "There is a very heavy sadness"
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47% : "The government had a plan to have some specific shelters to non-Lebanese, including migrants, Syrian refugees, maybe Palestinians," Khiami said, "but it's still not done yet." Israel's military said Friday it had struck the Zrarieh Bridge spanning the Litani River, which appears to be the first time it has acknowledged attacking civilian infrastructure since the conflict began.43% : Iranian-backed Hezbollah fired its first missile toward Israel's Haifa on March 2, three days after U.S.-Israeli troops started strikes on Iran.
38% : U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres on Friday arrived in Beirut, where he called on Israel and Iranian-backed Hezbollah to negotiate a ceasefire, saying that Lebanon had been "dragged into" this war against its will.
31% : It comes amid growing international concern at the price Lebanon is paying for Operation Epic Fury by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
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