Amid the war in Gaza, Hezbollah attacks northern Israel with drones and artillery
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In response to the ongoing war in Gaza, militants from the Lebanese Hezbollah movement carried out several retaliatory attacks on Israeli positions in the territories occupied in 1948 near the border with Lebanon.
Lebanese news Al-Mayadeen channel, citing a statement from Hezbollah, reported that the group carried out the attack on Friday artillery strikes on a group of Israeli soldiers near the Jal al-Alam military base, near the village of Alma al-Shaab in southern Lebanon. Several Israeli soldiers were killed and wounded.
In addition, the group reports an attack on an Israeli танк at the Metula post with the help of an explosive device drone and shelling of Israeli forces near the Zarita barracks.
In turn, the Israeli aviation bombed the border town of Ayta al-Shaab in southern Lebanon, while Israeli tanks and artillery shelled the outskirts of the town of Al-Khiam and the outskirts of the villages of Al-Odayse and Kfarkelah.
Let us recall that after the start of Israel’s war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the situation began to escalate on the Lebanese-Israeli border. During this time, at least 322 people died on the Lebanese side. Israel acknowledged the deaths of ten of its troops and seven settlers. About 100 thousand people on both sides of the border were evacuated to safe areas.
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