Israel launch strikes on southern Beirut

Israel carried out many air strikes on the southern outskirts of Beirut, saying it was aimed at producing Hutza drone.

The attack on Thursday night, on the eve of Eid Al, one of the most important celebrations in Islam, followed the evacuation warnings for many buildings in the region, where Hezbollah is located in the capital.

The Israeli Defense Forces said that it had identified Hezbollah unit producing “thousands” of underground drones, with funding from “Iranian terrorists”.

The attack occurred despite the ceasefire between Israel and the armed group during the past six months.

The Prime Minister, Lebanon, said that he “strongly condemns” strikes.

“I consider them a systematic and intentional attack on our homeland, its security, stability and economy, especially on the eve of the holidays and the tourist season,” said NAF Salam in a post on X.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun described the strikes as a “flagrant violation of an international agreement”, noting that it occurred “on the eve of a sacred religious festival.”

The Israeli army said that “the use of Hezbollah” drones was pivotal to its attacks on Israel, describing the activities as “a flagrant violation of the concepts between Israel and Lebanon.”

There was no immediate comment from Hezbollah.

An hour before the air strikes occurred, the Israeli army spokesman, Avishai Adri, ordered the residents living in the neighborhoods of Hadath, Harrite Hreik and Burg Al -Bagninah in the Dahi area to evacuate it.

He said in a post on social media, which included a map that defines specific buildings: “You are next to the Hezbollah infrastructure.”

Before the Israel War, Gaza, Israel and the Iranian -backed Hezbollah Group participated in more than a year of hostilities across the border, which reached its climax in an intense Israeli bombing campaign and the ground penetration in southern Lebanon.

The attack was killed about 4000 people in Lebanon – including many civilians – and led to the displacement of more than 1.2 million people.

Israel said that military intervention is necessary to dismantle Hezbollah facilities near the border with which he argued that the mission of peacekeeping at the United Nations had failed to stop.

Its stated goal was to allow the return of about 60,000 populations who were displaced from societies in the north of the country due to the group’s attacks.

He saw the ceasefire in late November between Israel and Lebanon – but not Hezbollah – Israel withdraws while the Lebanese army seized southern Lebanon.

The agreement also stated that its obligations “do not prevent Israel or Lebanon from exercising their right to self -defense, consistent with international law.”

Israel carried out air strikes in Lebanon on the targets that it says are linked to Hezbollah in the months that followed.

In April, Israel attacked what it described as the Hezbollah store of “accurate guided missiles” in the same Dahi area.

Earlier in the same month, it launched a similar blow, killing Hezbollah official Three other peopleThe Ministry of Health said Lebanon at that time.

The government of Lebanon said that these attacks, in addition to the continued promotion of Israeli soldiers in five locations in southern Lebanon, are violations of Indian.

Hezbollah launched its campaign the day after Hamas launched its attack on October 7, 2023 to Israel, saying it was acting in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza.