'Nowhere safe' after Israeli strike on central Beirut hotel

The rock formation, which comprises a natural arch and neighbouring sea stack, decorates the area of Raouche, facing a large banner that reads "beautiful romantic scenery". They stood witness to Israel's first attack on central Beirut since the start of its new war against Hezbollah. The health ministry said four people were killed in the Ramada, a four-star hotel, when a strike hit a fourth-floor room, leaving it a large blackened hole. Windows in neighbouring rooms were also shattered, as were the windscreens of several cars in the street.