Israel has closed major roads in the north following a barrage of rocket attacks from Lebanon, with fires erupting in the region. Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on Haifa, Israel’s largest northern city, while Israel is stepping up airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.
The Israel Defense Force (IDF) intercepted a drone carrying weapons near the Egyptian border, preventing a smuggling operation. Meanwhile, Israel intensified its attacks in Gaza and Lebanon, targeting Hamas and Hezbollah, resulting in significant casualties. The IDF also arrested four Palestinians in the West Bank for carrying weapons.
Naim Qassem, the deputy secretary-general of Hezbollah, has reportedly left Lebanon and is now residing in Tehran, Iran, amid heightened security concerns and fears of a potential assassination attempt by Israel. The move comes as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah continues to escalate, claiming thousands of lives and displacing millions in Lebanon.
Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated significantly following an attempted drone attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence. Israel responded with air strikes on Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah positions and infrastructure. Iran, a key backer of Hezbollah, has condemned the Israeli actions and vowed continued support for the group. The conflict, which began in late September, has already claimed over 1,454 lives in Lebanon.
Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, has reportedly fled Lebanon and is now residing in Tehran, Iran, as Israel continues its offensive against the group. The move comes amid the death of several top Hezbollah leaders, including its chief, Hassan Nasrallah, raising questions about the group’s future leadership and the impact on the ongoing conflict. The article also details the history of Israel’s targeted killings of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders, and the recent strikes on Hezbollah command centers in Beirut.
Iran has refuted Israel’s claim that it orchestrated the drone strike on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence, attributing it to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Netanyahu, however, maintains that Iran was behind the attack. Israel meanwhile continues its intense airstrikes in Lebanon and Gaza, targeting Hezbollah and Hamas infrastructure.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Iran and its proxies of attempting to assassinate him and his wife with a drone attack on his residence in Caesarea. The Israeli government has vowed a strong response, highlighting the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran.
Israel has launched a ground invasion of southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah’s extensive network of tunnels designed for offensive operations. The focus on these underground fortifications comes after the devastating Hamas attack last year, highlighting Israel’s determination to prevent similar incursions from its northern border. This article delves into the complexities of the conflict, examining Hezbollah’s reliance on tunnels, Israel’s countermeasures, and the broader geopolitical implications.
Following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, speculation has risen about who will become the next leader of the group. This article explores potential candidates, including Yahya Sinwar’s brother Mohammed Sinwar, Mousa Abu Marzouk, Khaled Meshaal, and Khalil Al Hayya, analyzing their backgrounds and leadership styles.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Najib Mikati has rejected Iran’s offer to help implement UN Resolution 1701, calling it interference in Lebanese affairs. This comes as Israel continues to target Lebanon and demands the withdrawal of UNIFIL peacekeeping forces, escalating tensions in the region.
