Israel has carried out its largest air strikes in Lebanon, hitting more than 100 locations linked to Hezbollah in a rapid assault that lasted just 10 minutes. The strikes, which targeted the southern suburbs of Beirut and the eastern Bekaa Valley, resulted in at least 112 deaths and 837 injuries according to Lebanon’s health ministry, while civil defense reported a higher toll of 254 fatalities. This escalation follows the killing of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and Hezbollah's retaliatory rocket fire into Israel. Despite a US-Iran ceasefire deal, US officials confirmed that Lebanon was not included, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office denied any such agreement. The ongoing conflict has displaced over 1.2 million people in Lebanon, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis as many families are left homeless and vulnerable. The situation has increased tensions within Lebanon, with many blaming Hezbollah for the war's escalation. Observers note Hezbollah's surprising military resilience, as it continues to launch attacks against Israeli forces.