A Lebanese journalist sustained moderate injuries after an Israeli air strikes hit his home on Wednesday while he was live on air. The journalist, identified as Fadi Boudia—the editor-in-chief of the Maraya International network—was injured from shattered glass caused by the blast following the Israeli air strike on Al-Bekaa region.

Amidst ongoing conflict between Israel and hezbollah, a Lebanese journalist struck his home while he was conducting a live TV interview.

The journalist, named Fadi Boudiya, is reportedly the editor-in-chief of the international network Miraya, with many describing him as one of the "voices of Hezbollah."

Lebanese journalist Fadi Boudaya was injured when an Israeli missile struck his home while he was conducting a live television interview

WINDOWS AND WALLS SHATTER AND COLLAPSE ON A JOURNALIST, NEARLY KILLING HIM Fadi Boudia,editor of the Maraya International News Network,nearly dies live as IDF missiles attack his home in Beqaa,eastern 🇱🇧,just as he begins a Skype interview for a live program in the video above. pic.twitter.com/ucJls46IGC

Israel urged civilians to evacuate parts of eastern Lebanon it says are linked to Hezbollah. Fearing a wider war, world leaders are scrambling to cool tensions.

Israel carried out more air strikes on Hezbollah targets in its heaviest and deadliest bombardment on Lebanon since 2006, when the two sides fought a devastating war.