Israel has conducted a significant airstrike in Beirut, reportedly aimed at Hashem Safieddine, viewed as a potential successor to the late Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. The attack is part of ongoing military operations that have already resulted in the deaths of at least 18 individuals in Israeli strikes across the West Bank. Officials suggest the strike targeted an underground bunker where Safieddine was meeting with other senior Hezbollah leaders. The recent escalations come in the wake of Nasrallah's assassination, which has raised questions about Hezbollah's future and its strategic capabilities. Analysts believe this could lead to a shift in tactics for the militant group, potentially moving towards more traditional guerilla warfare. The situation continues to develop, with reports circulating about a ceasefire agreement that may have been reached shortly before Nasrallah's killing.