Beirut is grappling with immense grief following simultaneous pager attacks orchestrated by Hezbollah on Tuesday and Wednesday. According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, the devastating blasts have claimed the lives of 37 individuals, including two children, and left thousands wounded.
Residents of Beirut expressed deep sorrow and condemnation of the attacks, labeling them as \"forbidden\" and \"heinous.\" Mohammed Faris, a local resident, raised concerns about the possibility of the attacks being a crime committed by Israel, highlighting the severity of the situation. He emphasized the importance of the national unity displayed by the Lebanese people in these trying times.
The community's unified response underscores the resilience of Beirut's residents as they navigate the aftermath of these tragic events. The calls for solidarity and peace resonate strongly as the city seeks to heal and support the victims and their families.
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We Talk: Beirut residents decry pager attack, voice grief for victims
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