Hezbollah Launches Rocket Barrage at Northern Israel
Hezbollah said the rockets were retaliation for Israeli ceasefire violations as Israel expanded strikes that Lebanon’s civil defense said killed 254 people.
- On Thursday, Hezbollah fired rockets at the Manara settlement in northern Israel, stating the attack was "in defense of Lebanon" in response to what it described as Israeli ceasefire violations.
- Israel launched its biggest attack of the war on Wednesday, April 8, targeting more than 100 military sites across Beirut, the Bekaa Valley, and southern Lebanon within ten minutes.
- A subsequent toll indicated 254 fatalities and 1,150 injuries across Lebanon, while more than 1.2 million people have been displaced by the ongoing campaign.
- The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps warned of a "regret-inducing response" to the attacks, while Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that a Lebanon ceasefire remains essential to Iran's agreement with the United States.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed Lebanon was excluded from the ceasefire with Iran, a position echoed by Vice President Vance despite Hezbollah's assertion that it was included in the agreement.
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Israel's aggressions spread from Wednesday until the early hours of Thursday, when Hizbollah launched its first rocket attack directed at Manara.
On the border between Lebanon and Israel, he settled on Marmot Day. Following the declaration of the ceasefire between Iran and the United States, Tel Aviv confirmed that Beirut is not included in the truce agreement and launched on Wednesday the most brutal attack of the last six weeks of war. The country joins in a day of national mourning for the 254 fatalities of the bombings and hospitals continue to overflow with 1,165 wounded, according t…
The Lebanese Hezbollah movement fired rockets into northern Israel overnight in response to Israeli attacks that killed at least 180 people in Lebanon on Wednesday. It also said it would continue attacks until the Israeli-American aggression against Iran ends. Lebanon is observing a day of mourning for the victims of the Israeli attacks today.
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