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Unprecedented Israeli raids hit the southern suburbs of Beirut this Friday afternoon. 10 anti-bunker bombs of 2,000 tons each were dropped in these raids carried out by F-35s, Israeli media reported. The explosions were heard in the suburbs and the capital Beirut.
7 residential buildings in the Haret Hreik neighborhood were reduced to pieces.
So far, there are 8 martyrs and more than 90 injured in a still provisional report. Hospitals asked citizens to donate blood.
Lebanese caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati said the Israeli attack on the southern suburbs shows “that Israel is completely denigrating international calls for a ceasefire at a time when the Israeli prime minister was scheduled to discuss the proposal American provisional ceasefire.
“The international community must force the occupation to stop its tyranny and the genocide it is carrying out against Lebanon,” he also said.
On the Israeli side, the municipality of Tel Aviv issued an order to open shelters following the deadly bombings of the southern suburbs.
During the day of Friday, Israeli raids on several regions of Lebanon left 14 martyrs and 6 injured.
These raids hit the town of Baalbek and the localities of Bidnayel, Adous, Tarayya, Chemestar, Nabi Chite, and some localities in the casas of Zahleh and the Western Bekaa in Eastern Lebanon.
In the south, raids targeted dozens of localities in the casas of Saida, Tyre, Bint Jbeil, Marjeyoun, Hasbayya, and Jizzine.
Since Monday, September 23, the Israeli occupation army has launched an air offensive of unprecedented violence which has cost the lives of more than 700 martyrs by Thursday and caused the exodus of 150,000 inhabitants of the south and the Bekaa. . This figure shocked World Health Organization spokesperson Margaret Harris who said “we would not expect this number of deaths and injuries in any scenario”.
Between 1:00 and 1:10 after midnight, 6 Israeli raids hit buildings in the southern suburban neighborhoods of Laylaki and al-Hadath.
In a statement, Hezbollah’s Media Relations office denied “false enemy claims that there are weapons or weapons warehouses in residential buildings that were targeted in Israeli raids on the southern suburbs of Beirut. »
