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Hezbollah retaliatory operations

The Hezbollah resistance movement hits more Israeli targets in fresh retaliatory operations carried out in response to the regime’s brutal aggression against Lebanon. In its latest attacks, the group destroyed three Israeli Merkava tanks with guided missiles near the town of Odaisseh, leaving their crews dead or injured. Hezbollah fighters also repelled Israeli aircraft, including a Hermes 450 drone, which had violated Lebanese airspace. They also pushed back Israeli soldiers who were trying to infiltrate Lebanon. The group fired rocket barrages at Israeli settlements in Karmiel and Safad, while attacking the Ramot Naftali barracks with a squadron of attack drones. Hezbollah also pounded Israeli forces’ positions and gathering points with rocket salvos. Israeli media said five of the regime’s forces, including three officers and two soldiers, were killed and nearly 20 others wounded in southern Lebanon on Thursday.

US-Israeli Gaza genocide

Israeli forces have committed another horrific massacre in Gaza over a year into the regime’s brutal onslaught on the blockaded territory. Around one-hundred-and-fifty civilians, including women and children, were killed in an air raid that struck at least 11 homes in the Jabaliya refugee camp. According to local sources, the strike led to widespread destruction. Israeli forces also laid siege and fired on the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya, which houses vulnerable children in need of urgent care. They are preventing essential medical supplies from reaching the hospital. In central Gaza, 11 children were killed after Israeli forces bombed a service center in the al-Maghazi camp. In the south, three citizens were killed, and several others injured east of Khan Yunis. An earlier strike on a school sheltering the displaced people in central Gaza’s Nuseirat camp killed at least seventeen Palestinians. The death toll from the Israeli genocide has risen to over 42,800. More than 100,000 others have been injured.

Israel terrorism in Lebanon

Iran’s UN ambassador has strongly condemned Israel’s terrorist attacks on Iranian nationals in Beirut as a violation of international law and Lebanon’s sovereignty. Amir Saeid Iravani made the call in a letter to the UN chief and the president of the Security Council. The letter followed targeted assassinations of an Iranian mother of five children and a physician in Beirut by Israel. Iravani described the assassinations as a brazen act of violence and terrorism perpetrated by the regime. He said the attacks also reveal Israel’s egregious disregard for civilian life and international legal norms, including the 1949 Geneva Conventions. He urged the Security Council to unequivocally condemn Israel’s terrorist attacks on Iranian nationals. Iravani stressed that the regime must be held fully accountable for its continuous violations of the UN Charter and international law.

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