Nine civilians have died as a result of an Israeli bombardment in Lebanese south, according to the Lebanese Health authorities. The Israeli army also claimed to have attacked Hezbollah organization weaponry depots. A mother and her two kids were among the victims of the Nabatieh incident. Five other persons were also injured, two of them gravely, according to an announcement released by the health ministry.
The Israeli armed services said on its social media account that Hezbollah’s munitions repository had been hit by air force strikes. The Nabatieh neighborhood, which is around 12 kilometers from the closest point to the Israeli borderline, was the focus of the midnight onslaught.
Two villages located over 30 miles away from south of Nabatieh city were the zones of the strikes. The armed forces had earlier claimed in social media posts that its fighter planes had hit “military facilities” in these areas. Hezbollah and Israeli troops have been exchanging fire almost every day. The strikes were carried out in sympathy with the Gazan people and in backing for its partner, Hamas. Following the strike inside Israeli soils last year and Israel’s ensuing invasion on Gaza, the city has been the scene of incessant warfare.
During the 10 months after the outbreak of war, Israeli military and militias in Lebanon conducted over 8,500 cross-border strikes, based on the data acquired by Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project.
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Approximately 80% of these assaults, over 7,000 instances, were carried out by Israeli military. In Lebanese soils, the assaults claimed at least 601 lives.
A minimum of 23 Israeli citizens were murdered in 1,500 strikes carried out by Hezbollah and other militant organizations.
After a lethal rocket strike in July that left at least 12 fatalities in a Druze community in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, hostilities have skyrocketed between Israel and Lebanon. Hezbollah rejected any involvement in the incident, although Israel placed the blame on the Lebanese organization.
subsequently Israel used missiles to murder prominent Hezbollah leader Fuad Shukr in the suburbs of the Lebanese capital. Hezbollah has vowed to take revenge. Tehran has also been seeking retribution for the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the former political leader of Hamas, inside its soils.
Fears of a significant regional confrontation have been raised by Israel’s killings and retaliatory threats. Experts believe that since Israel and Hezbollah last fought each other in 2006, the armed organization linked with Iran has bolstered its military might.
Hezbollah published a footage yesterday that purportedly showed its members moving massive missiles through tunnels at an underground location in what looked to be inside Lebanon. The video was the most graphic movie that Hezbollah has ever published, showcasing the extent of its weaponry and tunnel network. The footage was probably leaked by the Lebanese group to “deter” Israel from conducting a large-scale assault against its assets and Lebanese people.
Hezbollah has stated time and time again that its assaults on Israeli soldiers in Israeli soils will halt only with a truce in place in Gaza.
