The Israeli army has struck the media office of Lebanese militia Hezbollah south of Beirut, the Iran-backed militia says.

Videos circulating on social media said to show the building shortly after the attack, with clouds of white smoke rising above an area of multi-storey buildings.

The office is responsible for maintaining contact to local and foreign journalists.

Hezbollah also publishes propaganda videos and runs its own television station, called al-Manar.

Just one day before the attack, Hezbollah organized a tour for a group of local and foreign journalists to show them around Beirut’s southern suburbs, an area dominated by the militia which has been hit hard by Israeli strikes in recent days.

The head of the press office also took part in the tour.

A young man rests on his bike in front an apartment building that was hit by an Israeli air strike in central Beirut. Marwan Naamani/dpaA young man rests on his bike in front an apartment building that was hit by an Israeli air strike in central Beirut. Marwan Naamani/dpa

A young man rests on his bike in front an apartment building that was hit by an Israeli air strike in central Beirut. Marwan Naamani/dpa



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