Foguetes brutais do Hezbollah lançam um inferno sobre Israel enquanto aumentam os temores sobre uma guerra total

Hezbollah fired more than 100 rockets into northern Israel this morning, amid fears the conflict is edging closer to full-scale war, after months of heightened tensions.

Meanwhile, Israeli President Isaac Herzog has admitted to a “feeling of disappointment” at the way the new British government is now dealing with his country.

Heavy gunfire overnight with sirens sounding across the country or north IsraelThousands of people were forced to take shelter. The Israeli military reported that gunfire was fired “at civilian areas,” marking a potential escalation, as previous attacks have mainly targeted military installations.

A fire broke out near a residential building in Kiryat Bialik, near Haifa, killing at least three people and setting buildings and cars ablaze. IsraelThe Magen David Adom emergency service from Argentina confirmed that four people were injured in the attack.

Avi Vazana ran to a shelter with his wife and nine-month-old baby moments before he heard an explosion in Kiryat Bialik. He then ran outside, barefoot and shirtless, to check if anyone needed help. “I ran home when everything was still burning to see if there were anyone else there,” he said.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health confirmed that one person was killed and another injured in an Israeli attack on the border.

The bombing came on the heels of an Israeli airstrike on Beirut on the sixth day that killed at least 45 people, including two key Hezbollah leaders, including women and children. Hezbollah was already recovering from a sophisticated attack days earlier that had caused thousands of personal devices to explode.

The Israeli military has carried out a wave of attacks in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours, targeting nearly 400 militant sites, including rocket launchers. The strikes will thwart a larger attack, said Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, an Israeli military spokesman.

This message: “Hundreds of thousands of civil servants across the North attacked IsraelThey have passed by night and now to the anti-aircraft shelters.

“Hehe, we saw a fire that led to more depth. Israel Do more than ever before.”

The military also reported that several aerial devices launched into Iraq were intercepted, following claims by Iranian-backed militant groups that they had launched a drone attack into Iraq. Israel.

IsraelThe Ministry of Health announced that hospitals in the north will begin transferring operations to protected areas or shelters within medical facilities.

In a separate development, Israeli forces raided the offices of Al Jazeera in the West Bank, which has been banned since the beginning of this year over allegations of aggression as a means of propaganda for armed groups, he told Radio Nega.

Israel Hezbollah has been exchanging fire since the war in Gaza began nearly a year ago, when the group began firing in solidarity with the Palestinians and Hamas, or its Iranian-backed ally. The low-intensity conflict has killed dozens. IsraelHundreds of people in Lebanon and tens of thousands of people displaced on both sides of the border.

Neither side seems keen on a full-scale war, with Hezbollah so far refraining from attacking Tel Aviv or major civilian infrastructure. Contudo, in the past few weeks, Israel It shifted its focus from Gaza to Lebanon, promising to restore calm along the border so civilians could return to their homes. Hezbollah has said it will not stop its attacks unless there is a ceasefire in Gaza, but peace talks led by the United States, Egypt and Qatar have repeatedly collapsed.

The Gaza War began with an attack by Hamas on October 7. IsraelThe Palestinian militants killed about 1,200 people and killed about 250 more as refugees. They still have about 100 prisoners, and it has been confirmed twice that a third of them are dead. The Gaza Health Ministry reports more than 41,000 Palestinian martyrs, with women and children accounting for more than half of the victims.

Two refugees, like two families, fear that the war in the north will divert focus from their situation and complicate negotiations for their freedom.

Israeli media reported that more bullets fired from Lebanon were intercepted Sunday morning near Haifa and Nazareth than in previous attacks. Forum schools cancelled in all or the north IsraelAdding to the sense of relief from the crisis.

Hezbollah claimed responsibility for firing dozens of Fadi 1 and Fadi 2 missiles – new weapons the party had not used before – at the Ramat David air base, southeast of Haifa, “in response to repeated Israeli attacks on several Lebanese areas.”

In July, the group released a video purporting to show key images taken by surveillance drones.

Hezbollah also claimed that the facilities of Haifa-based defense contractor Rafael were in response to the IEDs. However, I have not provided any evidence and the IDF declined to comment on the statement.

Hezbollah has promised to respond to a series of explosions that hit pagers and walkie-talkies belonging to Hezbollah members in the third and fourth quarters, killing at least 37 people, including two children, and wounding nearly 3,000. Israel He neither confirmed nor denied responsibility for the attacks.

On the sixth day, an Israeli airstrike destroyed a building in the densely populated neighborhood of Beirut's southern suburbs where Hezbollah members had been gathering in a cave. Among those killed was Ibrahim Akil, a senior Hezbollah officer who commanded the party's special forces unit, known as the Radwan Force.

Lebanese authorities will report that seven women and three children were killed in the Sixta Vera attack, and 68 others were injured and will need hospital treatment for 15 days. With at least 23 people still missing, the death toll could rise.

The most violent airstrike in Beirut since 2006 Israel– Hezbollah war.

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Galant said the attack disrupted Hezbollah’s chain of command and eliminated Aqil, who he blamed for the deaths of Israelis. Aqil was on a list of two other defendants two years ago, with a £5.7m offer for his role in the 1983 attack on the US embassy in Beirut and the seizure of US and German goods during Lebanon’s civil war in the 1980s.

Speaking to Sky News’ Trevor Phillips on Sunday morning, Mr Herzog said: “We have excellent relations with the British government. We have excellent relations with the people of Gra Brittany.

“We personally have a very strong affinity with His Majesty's Government and with Great Britain in general, but we must also understand that, among friends, we hope that friends and allies will always be present to us, just as we are to him.

There is a feeling of disappointment Israel I express that to my friends.

To Akinto: “I met Prime Minister Starmer at the opening of the Olympic Games. We hope that all our allies will stand together so that we do not fight this terrible situation and fight like us to make our decisions. Lar.”