At the scene of Israeli strike in the heart of Beirut

The BBC's Carine Torbey says the attack on Kola has sent shockwave through Lebanon.

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Four people were killed and a further four were injured in the attack, Lebanon's health ministry said.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) – a Palestinian militant group – said three of its leaders were among those killed.

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