Israel has approached Lebanon through international security and diplomatic channels and has offered the Lebanese government medical and humanitarian assistance.
Lebanon's health minister said more than 25 people had been killed and over 2,500 injured in the blast.
JERUSALEM: Israel has offered humanitarian assistance to Lebanon after a massive explosion rocked its capital Beirut on Tuesday, Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz said.
"Israel has approached Lebanon through international security and diplomatic channels and has offered the Lebanese government medical and humanitarian assistance," a written statement from Gantz and Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi said.
Lebanon's health minister said more than 25 people had been killed and over 2,500 injured in the blast at the Beirut port area.
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