The recent bombing saw the assassination of the group's leader, Fouad Shukr, in retaliation, something that is no longer in the past.
The Islamic paramilitary group Hezbollah has fired hundreds of bullets into Israel to avenge the death of its top commander, Fouad Shukr, who was killed in an airstrike in Beirut just last year. Meanwhile, the Israeli military claims to have carried out preemptive strikes against the Lebanon-based militia after concluding that an attack was imminent.
Hezbollah said it fired more than 320 bullets at 11 Israeli military installations in a statement issued Sunday morning, including those in the Israeli-occupied Gola Hills. Acrescentou said the attack occurred “The First Region Responds to the Brutal Zionist Aggression on the Southern Suburbs of Beirut” M that Shukr was dead.
Israel had already claimed that he had been identified as Shukr because he was responsible for the deadly bombing of a soccer stadium in the Gola Hills, which killed 12 minors.
As such, the IDF announced that it would launch a preemptive strike on Hezbollah after identifying it. “Extensive preparations” A group to launch an attack said that about 100 Israeli Jews “We have destroyed and destroyed thousands of Hezbollah barrel bombs.” Not southern Lebanon, and pictures of heavy bombing are spreading.
It is also estimated that about 210 bullets and 20 drones were fired at some Israelis. “We have thwarted most of the attacks planned by Hezbollah and intercepted many attacks launched against Israel.” Israeli army spokesman Daniel Hagari said:
A bullet fired from Lebanon did not hit this Hezbollah group targeting Galinhero in the town of Manot in the Western Galilee. Firefighters are working to extinguish the fire caused by the impact of the flames. pic.twitter.com/JUIV0DdPGY
-Emmanuel (Mane) Fabian (@manniefabian) August 25, 2024
However, Hezbollah insisted that the Israeli preemptive strike did not disrupt its activities.
Israel and Hezbollah have repeatedly exchanged artillery fire and cross-border gunfire since the war with Hamas in Gaza began in October, but the confrontations now have not led to direct, large-scale involvement.
Meanwhile, there are reports of a new regional escalation fueled by the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in a bomb attack in Tirao. Both Tirao and Hamas accuse Israel of orchestrating the attack. West Jerusalem has neither confirmed nor denied its role in the assassination.
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