US EditionIsraeli army says it struck Hezbollah 'military sites' in southern Lebanon
- On Friday night, Israel conducted over 20 airstrikes in southern Lebanon, representing the most intense bombings since November 27.
- The Israel Defense Forces stated that the strikes targeted Hezbollah military sites deemed a threat to Israeli security based on intelligence information.
- The Lebanese Army has not ensured Hezbollah's withdrawal from the south, leading to increased tensions and Israeli military actions in the region.
- Israeli military authorities declared, 'We will continue to operate to eliminate any threat to the State of Israel.
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Nearly 30 Airstrikes Reported as Israel Launches Largest Attack on South Lebanon Since Ceasefire - News From Antiwar.com
In the largest series of attacks against Lebanon since the November ceasefire, Israel has carried out dozens of airstrikes against areas around the border in southern Lebanon. Nearly 30 airstrikes have been confirmed. Casualty figures are still not confirmed, but one civilian was killed and another wounded in a drone…
Israel Strikes Again: Hezbollah Operative Responsible For Attacks Eliminated
Jerusalem: In another massive blow to Hezbollah, a senior operative involved in restoring infrastructure and directing attacks in southern Lebanon has been eliminated, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed. The eliminated terrorist played a crucial role in Hezbollah's effort
Israeli fighters launch a series of attacks on the Zebqin Valley and the area between Aita al-Jabal and Beit Yahoun. Israeli defence forces have carried out more than 20 air strikes in southern Lebanon, using intelligence, against civilian sites with the use of fighter aircraft, whose shelling targeted the Muraisa area, between the towns of Al-Babliyya and Al-Zarariya. READ ALSO: Israeli bombings continue in Lebanon during the ceasefire. They al…
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