The Israeli military today said it killed the man set to succeed Hezbollah's longtime

leader who was also assassinated by Israel in late September. The IDF confirmed

Hashim Safiadine was killed along with other top leaders of the

militant group in an early October Beirut air strike.

Meantime Hezbollah fired at least 80 rockets on northern Israel today.

Some were intercepted. others left Israelis wounded.

As the war between Israel and Hezbollah expands, its toll on civilians in Lebanon is only worsening.

As Lela Molana Allen reports, Israeli airstrikes around Beirut

have increasingly targeted health care facilities

and health care workers. An 11-story apartment block leveled in less than a second.

Dozens of homes and lives demolished.

This missile strike came with a warning,

so residents grabbed what they could and fled.

Each night the streets of Beirut fill with panic as residents run from their homes under threat,

but often there's no warning at all. And now hospitals as well as homes are under attack.

Yesterday, Israel's authorities said they believed a Hezbollah cash trove sat under

Beirut's Al-Sahal Hospital but said they wouldn't strike it.

Instead they hit a different one. Just before midnight an airstrike was launched at the entrance

of Beirut's Rafi Kaddidi Hospital,

flattening four buildings in front of it. This is the capital's main specialist public hospital,

where children injured in the bombing are receiving surgery.

Rescueers dug for hours through the mangled carcass of concrete and iron,

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