By Abdelaziz Boumzar, Steven Scheer and Alexander Cornwell BEIRUT/JERUSALEM, March 6 (Reuters) – Israel pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs with airstrikes on Friday, ⁠stepping ⁠up a war with Hezbollah that has forced hundreds of thousands ⁠of Lebanese from their homes and killed more than 200, according to a health ministry toll. Israel ordered everyone in the densely-populated suburbs, Hezbollah’s main stronghold ​in the capital, to leave on Thursday before launching strikes that lit up the night sky. It has also warned civilians to quit swathes of southern and eastern Lebanon – heartlands of the Lebanese armed Shi’ite Muslim group. They were the ‌widest evacuation orders ever given by Israel in Lebanon and ‌prompted a huge displacement of people before the bombardments that continued into Friday, sending columns of smoke billowing across the Beirut skyline. “We’re sleeping here in the streets – some in cars, some on the street, some on the beach,” ⁠said Jamal Seifeddin, 43, who ⁠spent the night outside in the capital’s downtown district. “I’ve never slept on the ground like this. I’ve been …