Seven killed in Israel after Hezbollah rocket attack, deadliest attack so far
There have been two attacks during the day in which seven people, including four foreign workers, have been killed. It is Hezbollah’s deadliest attack on Israel since it began its ground invasion of Lebanon.
advertisingIsraeli Army has given this information 25 projectiles Have left Lebanon and reached northern Israel seven deadOf these, four are foreign workers. The attack reportedly took place on an agricultural field where several people were working.
it’s about deadliest attack Israel has suffered losses since its ground invasion of Lebanon, which began about a month ago. This incursion is still ongoing, and Israel has requested the evacuation of more areas. southern lebanon,
Also on Thursday, Palestinian officials announced that an Israeli attack was underway west coast it was due to busyness three people diedThe Israeli military said its forces were attacking militants in the area of the Nour Shams refugee camp, which has been the site of repeated fighting in recent months. Army has claimed One Hamas terrorist killed Involved in planning attacks against Israelis.
Newly appointed Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem declared it a terrorist group will continue the fight in its war against Israel until it is offered armistice terms it deems acceptable.
Some? 12 lakh people have been displaced According to government calculations, due to the conflict in Lebanon. According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, more than 2,800 people have died And 12,900 have been injured Retaliatory measures began on October 8, 2023, when Hezbollah began launching rockets at Israel. Israeli ground forces invaded southern Lebanon in early October.
Hezbollah began firing on Israel in October 2023 in a show of solidarity with Hamas in Gaza. The conflict escalated beyond routine but included exchange of cross-border firing Israeli ground military operation and airstrikes inside Lebanon.
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