Bombing from Lebanon on Meron…and numbers show the death of the Israeli army in the conflict with Hezbollah

Developments on the southern border do not indicate that calm is possible in the near future, at a time when the failure of negotiations on a cease-fire in Gaza shows further escalation in Lebanon.

Amidst this prospect, Hezbollah’s daily operations against Israeli positions continue, which began again this morning when a salvo of missiles was launched at Mount Meron.

Israeli media reported that missiles were intercepted over Mount Meron in the Upper Galilee, at the same time as fires broke out as a result of missiles being launched from southern Lebanon, after sirens sounded to large in the border area.

In the Israeli attacks, after midnight, the Israeli army fired heavy machine guns towards the town of Aita al-Shaab in the center. It also broke at dawn near the town of Naqoura and Jabal al-Labouneh in the western region, where most of the UNIFIL bases in the south of the Litani were sounding their sirens.

Throughout the night and into this morning, the Israeli army continued to shoot flares over the border towns along the Blue Line, while military and reconnaissance aircraft flew over the villages at right.

In this context, the Israeli website Walla reported that Israel was in conflict with Hezbollah since October 8 last year, and said that “44 people were killed in the conflict with Lebanon, the including 24 civilians, 19 officers and soldiers, and one foreign worker. “

According to the Walla website, “271 Israelis, including 141 soldiers and officers in the Israeli army, have been injured since the conflict with Hezbollah began.”

Israel’s website said that “1,091 missiles were launched from Lebanon towards Israel last month, which represents a threefold increase compared to the beginning of the year.” “