All Irish troops are safe, but two UN peacekeepers were injured yesterday.
Israeli air strikes have hit buildings in Beirut and a school sheltering displaced people in central Gaza, killing at least 45 people.
Two densely-packed neighbourhoods in central Beirut were hit overnight, killing at least 22 people and wounding dozens more, according to Lebanon's health ministry.
The Israeli military previously described the neighbourhoods as Hezbollah-affiliated.
It's believed the strike was aimed at taking out a senior Hezbollah leader.
Reporter Alex Rossie says he played a key role in the organisation:
The UN has condemned the targeting of UN peacekeeping posts in south Lebanon by Israel.
All Irish troops are safe and accounted for - but two others were injured and taken to hospital yesterday.
UNIFIL says "any deliberate attack on peacekeepers is a grave violation of international humanitarian law".
Security and Defence Analyst, Mullingar's Declan Power, believes Israel wants to intimidate UN peacekeepers:
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