The Israeli Army bombed the suburbs again this Saturday from the south of Beirut after reaching a mosque in a town near the border on Friday night while the Shiite militia Hezbollah launched dozens of rockets against towns of northern Israel in a new day of clashes in which Israel announced the death of two Hamas officials in Lebanese territory.
“We have to continue applying pressure on Hezbollah and do additional and continuous damage to the enemy, without concessions and without giving the organization any respite,” said the Chief of the Israeli Army General Staff, Herzi Haleviin statements released by the Israeli armed forces.
The statement came after the bombings on Saturday and attacks on Friday night against which the Army identified as “weapons warehouses, command posts and additional terrorist infrastructure”and in which the mosque next to the Salah Ghandour hospital in Bint Jbeil was hit, about five kilometers from the border.
“The command center It was used by Hezbollah terrorists to plan and carry out attacks against the troops of the Army and the State of Israel,” the Israeli armed forces alleged in a release.
The Israeli Army, which again issued a warning on Saturday evacuation order of the localities from southern Lebanon, said he notified residents and maintained contacts with important figures from various locations to identify that Hezbollah was using hospitals to work.
More than a hundred injured and multiple dead
The Ministry of Public Health reported today that at least 25 people died and another 127 were injured. wounded in the campaign of Israeli attacks against towns and villages of Nabatieh (south), Bekaa (east), Baalbek-Hermel (northeast), Mount Lebanon (center) and the capital Beirut.
On the other hand, Israel announced the death of two senior officials of Hamas in two different attacks, one of them in Tripoli, the first by the Hebrew forces against this city with a Sunni majority since the war of 2006.
The dead are Muhammad Hussein Ali al Mahmudpart of the executive authority of Hamas in the Levantine country, in an attack about which no further information was released; and Said Alaa Naif Ali, senior official of the Al Qasam brigadesin the bombing of Tripoli in which three of his relatives also died.
For its part, Hezbollah assured that during the early hours of the morning it responded to a “breakthrough attempt” of Israeli troops in the town of Oddaisseh on Lebanon’s southern border, where hours before he had already reported another infiltration attempt repelled with an attack that caused “a massive explosion” causing, the militia said, casualties among its ranks.
Also reported an attack against a tank with a guided missile in Lebanese territory causing “deaths and injuries” among the occupants.
During Saturday, Hizbula launched dozens of rockets against northern Israel againwhere the alarms did not stop ringing all day.
One of the cities hit was Deir al Assadabout 20 kilometers from the border northern Israelcausing three slightly injuredaccording to the newspaper The Times of Israel.
Since the beginning of hostilities, Israel’s attacks in the south, the Bekaa Valley and the capital, Beirut, They have killed almost 2,000 people and forced 1.2 million to leave their homes, mainly in the south and east of the country Mediterranean.
Kurilla arrives in Israel amid tension with Iran
The head of the United States Central Command, General Michael Erik Kurillaarrived in Israel this Saturday to participate in the coordination of the Jewish State’s response to the Iranian attack on Tuesday, a visit that occurs at a time when Israel prepare a response “serious and significant” to the attack massive with missiles from the Islamic Republic.
Last Tuesday, 180 ballistic missiles launched by Iran reached Israel in a massive attack that set off air raid sirens across the country and forced millions of people to flee. seek shelter in a matter of minutesand that left a fatal victim.
Iran’s Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejadassured this Saturday that he is not worried about a possible Israeli bombing against the country’s oil facilities in reprisal for Iran’s missile attack on Israel on Tuesday.
“We are not worried about crises that the enemies of the revolution are creating,” said Paknejad in statements to journalists during a visit to the city of Asaluye, in the southern province of Bushehr, where most of the refineries are located and petroleum-chemical complexes in the country, according to the Shana agency.
Following his visit to Lebanon on Friday, Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchimet on Saturday with Syrian President Bashar al Assad in Damascus to address how to “stop Israeli aggression” and “the importance of providing support and assistance to the Lebanese brothers in light of the great displacement caused by the Israeli aggression,” according to a statement from the Syrian Presidency.
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