Israeli war planes flew over Beirut

 Zionist regime's army warplanes flew over the Lebanese capital Beirut on Friday, a day after an attack by a Palestinian activist killed 11 Zionists seminary students in Beit Ul Moqaddas, raising tensions in the region.

"Two Israeli warplanes violated Lebanese airspace and flew over Beirut briefly before leaving the area," a senior Lebanese security official said.

Speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to give official statements, he said the planes flew at a "medium altitude."

The official did not elaborate and the Israeli army said it knows of no activity in Beirut.

Three Israeli reconnaissance planes violated Lebanese airspace in southern Lebanon Thursday, the Lebanese army said in a statement Friday.