Hezbollah, a party supported by Iran, announced on Tuesday that it had launched a drone attack on Israeli military installations north of Acre, which would be its biggest attack on Jewish soil since the Gaza war started. The Israeli government claimed it had no idea whether any of its facilities had been hit by Hezbollah, but that it had earlier reported that it had intercepted two” flying targets” off Israel‘s northern coast.
Hezbollah claimed that it had retaliated after an Israeli assault that had earlier killed one of its soldiers. The team published what appeared to be a dish picture, which was half between Acre and Nahariya in the north, with the location of the attack indicated by a display with a dark circle around it. Two Hezbollah soldiers were killed by Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon, according to the defense earlier on Tuesday. Hezbollah after confirmed the death of its warrior, Hussein Azkoul, but provided no more information.
Since Oct, Israeli attacks have killed about 270 Hezbollah soldiers as well as about 50 citizens. Hezbollah’s blaze has killed about a dozen Israeli soldiers and quarter as many citizens.
In a televised speech on October 7, the 200-day anniversary of the start of the Israeli-Hamas war in the Gaza Strip, Abu Ubaida, the spokeswoman for Hamas ‘ military al-Qassam Brigades, called for an increase across all sides.
Abu Ubaida praised Iran’s April 13 assault on Israel in a film released by Al Jazeera TV, praising its immediate hits with rocket-propelled drones and missiles as “new rules, new equations, and confused the army and those behind it.” Additionally, he demanded that the West Bank and Jordan, which are located between Israel and Iran, be escalated.
Israeli strikes across Gaza increased in some of the heaviest shelling in weeks, according to residents, and the army demanded new evacuations in the northern strip, admonishing civilians as they entered a “dangerous combat zone.” According to a spokesman for the Israeli army, the military” will use extreme force”
