Lebanese officials say six people were killed in the attack. It comes as US President Joe Biden tells the UN that a full-scale war is "not in anyone's interest".

Yesterday was the deadliest day of Israeli attacks in Lebanon since 2006. One Israeli strike in Beirut targeted Ali Karaki, Hezbollah’s top commander in southern Lebanon. He survived, the group said. Israel hacked into Lebanon’s phone system and sent text messages to residents warning them to evacuate.

Palestinian officials say Israel’s strikes early Tuesday killed at least seven people in Gaza’s southern city of Khan Younis.

Israeli strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon killed almost 500 people, including dozens of women and children, and wounded more than 1,600, according to Lebanese authorities, in the deadliest wave of strikes since the current hostilities began in October.

A barrage of Israeli strikes since Monday has killed at least 558 people in Lebanon, and raised fears of a devastating all-out war.

Israel has attacked Hezbollah in Lebanon every day for the past week — from commander assassinations to the destruction of missile launchers — in what officials say is an attempt to force the group to pull back from the border and stop its own rocket barrage.