Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navas as away. On the news hour tonight.

Israeli forces target a high-ranking Hezbollah military leader,

raising fears of an escalated conflict in the region.

Vice President Kamala Harris campaigns in Georgia,

a state that's now even more hotly contested than expected.

And Congress advances a bill aimed at protecting children online,

but critics warn it could lead to censorship. Welcome to the news hour. Israel says it has killed one of Hezbollah's most

senior military officials in the southern suburbs of Beirut tonight. Nick

Schifrin is watching this and is here with us now.

Nick.

Jeff, U.S. officials have no independent confirmation of Fuard Shukkur's death,

but Israel blames him for this past weekend strike.

It killed a dozen children, and he's long been on the U.S.'s most wanted list.

And tonight his possible death is sparking fears of an escalating regional war.

It was a strike in Hezbollah. of an Israeli

Israeli missile destroyed an apartment building and rain debris into the middle of a residential

neighborhood.

The target confirmed by an Israeli official U.S. specially designated global terrorist

Fuad Shukar, also known as Al-Hajmossin.

Israel held him, quote, responsible for last weekend's attack on a soccer field

that killed a dozen children and teenagers,

a strike that Israel's defense minister said today

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