BEIRUT: A car bomb rocked south Beirut on Tuesday, injuring at least 53 people in the most serious incident in the stronghold of Lebanon’s Shiite Hezbollah movement since the start of the Syrian conflict.

The international community was swift to condemn the attack, with the United Nations Security Council renewing its appeal for all groups to stay out of the Syrian war despite growing cross border attacks.

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