This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Andrew Peach and at 13 hours GMT on Tuesday, the 24th of September.

These are our main headlines.

The Israeli military and Hezbollah group in Lebanon are continuing cross-border attacks.

Lebanon's health minister says 558 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes since yesterday.

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The Lebanese military says 558 people have been killed since Israel launched

airstrikes in southern Lebanon.

50 of them were children.

Israel says it's targeting Hezbollah and not the Lebanese people.

But there's no doubt that civilians have been among the casualties and thousands of people in

southern Lebanon have been forced to flee their homes.

My colleagues at BBC Arabic spoke to two people who made the journey towards Beirut in

their cars. We all received messages at home but from different numbers and names. The message said that we had to flee our neighborhood because it was close to sights that would be hit and close to weapons depots

as well. Afterwards the whole of southern Lebanon began to be hit. More than a hundred towns

were rocked by blasts. It was a massacre, so we had to flee to save our lives.

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