Good evening. I'm John Yang. While keeping up its bombardment of Hezbollah in Lebanon,

Israel struck another Iranian-backed militant group today targeting hoothe fighters in Yemen.

Israeli officials said it was in retaliation for hooty missiles fired at Israel.

But Israel's main focus remains Hezbollah, striking dozens of targets today, including rocket

launchers and buildings said to be storing weapons.

Days after the massive Israeli strike that killed Hassan-AS-Rala,

smoke still rises from the rubble of Hezbollah's headquarters in southern Beirut,

a fitting image for what Israel has done to the

militant group's top command.

Today Hezbollah confirmed the death of Nabil Kau, deputy head of its Central Council.

The seventh top official Israel was killed in a little more than a week.

Israel's targets today included two buildings near Ciden on the Mediterranean coast.

Lebanese health officials said at least 24 people were killed.

Meanwhile Israeli defenses intercepted most of the rockets and missiles Hezbollah fired at

Israel.

Across Lebanon hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes, some camping out on streets,

others seeking refuge in a parking lot.

The Lebanese government estimates that about a quarter of a

million are in shelters. In Beirut some residents like Eimann feel lost.

The future of Lebanon is in God's hands now. Nothing is clear. Look at us. We are

sleeping in the streets. That is how our life is now. Others like Francoise are defiant. You won't be able to destroy us. Whatever

you do, however much you bomb, however much you displaced people.

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