Hamas says Beirut strike is a 'brutal escalation

 Hamas has condemned the "brutal" Israeli strike on Beirut, which the Israeli military says killed the head of the Hezbollah's elite Radwan unit, Ibrahim Aqil.



Hezbollah increased its attacks on Israel after its military attacked Gaza in response to Hamas's unprecedented 7 October attacks, in which around 1,200 people in southern Israel were killed and more than 250 taken hostage.



Both Hamas and Hezbollah have been designated terrorist organisations by Western states, Israel and some Arab countries.

In its latest statement, Hamas said it "condemns the brutal and terrorist aggression", describing it as "an escalation".

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