BEIRUT (Reuters) - Israel struck Lebanon from the air and made limited attacks across the border on Wednesday, killing 41 civilians, as thousands awaited evacuation to flee a conflict that has entered its second week with no end in sight.
The Israeli army said its ground troops crossed into southern Lebanon to hit Hizbollah guerrilla outposts in "restricted" attacks while Israeli jets pounded the group's Beirut stronghold and the Shweifat area outside the capital.
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