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One of the very latest news: the German magazine Der Spiegel reported in the early afternoon(CET) that the leader of Hizbullah, Sheikh Nazrallah, is now on Isreal's death list..

Actually the entire Friday in the Muslim world is the weekend holiday and in Isreal the holiday(Shabbath) just a short while ago(Friday afternoon) was beginning and will end Saturday night. So during this time the news are more frugal as regular.. 

Here the latest by intl. and M.E. news agencies and papers:

Guardian, GB:

Israel vows to destroy Hizbullah

Bombardment of Lebanon continues as Israelis told to stock up on supplies

Israeli jets continued to bomb Lebanon on Friday, hitting the airport and 18 other targets as Jerusalem threatened to escalate its attack on the besieged country even further. Three people were killed. Hizbullah fired 13 more rockets at northern Israel, but caused little damage.
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis were advised to stock up on essential supplies on Friday morning before returning to their bomb shelters by noon. The residents of northern Israel had emerged from their shelters after a relatively quiet night. On Thursday more than 150 Hizbullah rockets had been fired, killing two people.

Read the full article here:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,,1820615,00.html

Haaretz, IL:

Israel imposes sea and air blockade on Lebanon  
IDF officer: Army to bombard Hezbollah HQ in Beirut 
 
The Israel Defense Forces is planning to bomb Hezbollah headquarters in a densely populated area of south Beirut on Friday, a senior General Staff official told Haaretz.

The IDF said it has dropped leaflets warning civilians of the impending attack and that many of them have left the Shi'ite Dahiya quarter of south Beirut, where thousands of people live in multi-story residential buildings.

"We will atack more significant targets than we have attacked until now," the officer said. "If we had chosen to bomb earlier, it would have ended with hundreds of civilians killed, and we took ethical considerations into account. On the other hand, we will not adopt a naive approach, and the model of terrorists hiding behind civilians will not be accepted."...

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ShArt.jhtml?itemNo=738611&contrassID=1&subContrassID=0&sbSubContrassID=0

Beirut Intl. Airport, hit by IAF Friday morning

Israel presses assault on Lebanon  (Reuters/AP/IHT)

Israel bombs Beirut airport again (Al Jazeera)

Ynet/Yedioth Ahronoth, IL:

New strikes in Lebanon

The Israeli air force on Friday fired missiles at two bridges on the Beirut-Damascus highway, including one which is situated over the Zahrani river.

A Hizbullah base in the southern town of Khiam was also hit by missiles.

AP/Guardian:

Israelis Continues Bombardment of Beirut

I"D"F on "work" in Lebanon and the results..

PS.(8 PM, CET):

Just 30 min. ago following was reported by Ynet:

IDF destroys Nasrallah’s Beirut headquarters

Air Force bombards 11-storey building in Beirut’s Bir-Hassan area, a Shiite stronghold in where Nasrallah’s headquarters is located; Hizbullah spokesman says Hizbullah chief not hurt in the attack. IDF: Attack’s objective was not to assassinate Nasrallah
Roee Nahmias

The Israeli Air Force continued bombarding targets deep in Lebanese territory Friday evening. At around 8 p.m. a cloud of smoke was seen rising from an 11-storey building in the Bir-Hassan area, a Shiite stronghold in Beirut where Hizbullah Chief Hassan Nasrallah’s headquarters is located.

However, Nasrallah himself was apparently not in the building at the time of the attack.

A Hizbullah spokesman confirmed that Nasrallah was not hurt in the attack, nor was his family or entourage.
 

Nasrallah’s residence is located inside the complex that was attacked by the IAF, and IDF sources said two buildings were destroyed in the attack.
 

The objective, army sources clarified, was not to assassinate Nasrallah.

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3275771,00.html