First: Response to the assassination of the martyrs Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri, Samir Fandi, and their brothers in Beirut.
Second: A message to the Zionist enemy to stop its criminal war on Palestine and Lebanon before its fire engulfs the region and the entire world.
Third: A message to our people in Gaza and the Al-Qassam Brigades: “Blood is blood and demolition is demolition; we are of you and you are of us; we fight those you fought and make peace with those you made peace with,” and God is the Guardian of command and management.”
At the same time, Israeli army spokesman Avichai Adraee wrote today, Sunday, in a post on his account on the “X” platform: “An IDF force monitored and killed four terrorists last night in the Mount Ross (Har Dov) area.” He added, “Earlier last night, an IDF force that was on patrol in the Mount Ross (Har Dov) area collided with a cell of terrorists who infiltrated from Lebanon towards Israeli territory. The force clashed with the terrorists and was able to eliminate the four terrorists.” He concluded: “During the clash, the IDF carried out artillery and mortar shelling towards the area.”
A series of confrontations
In this context, confrontations continued between the party and the Israeli occupation army. The party announced that it had “targeted enemy artillery positions in Khirbet Maar with rocket weapons, causing direct hits.” The party also announced that it had targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers in the vicinity of the Al-Marj site. The party also targeted a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers in the vicinity of the Hadab Yaron site and a gathering in Kafr Yuval, the Birkat Risha site, and the spy equipment developed in the vicinity of the Metulla site. The party also announced that it was able to shoot down an Israeli march over the town of Marwahin.
The Israeli ambulance service reported that one person was killed and another was wounded by an anti-tank missile on the border with Lebanon. Later, Israeli media reported that the second person who was injured, a woman, was killed. While the Israeli artillery shelling focused on the outskirts of Beit Lev and Marwahin in southern Lebanon, the bombing also targeted the outskirts of the towns of Naqoura, Alma al-Shaab and Aita al-Shaab.
The Israeli occupation army announced that its warplanes “raid on two terrorist infrastructures in addition to another Hezbollah military target inside Lebanese territory,” and said that it “detected the launching of several shells from Lebanon toward Israeli territory, which fell in open areas near the towns of Misgav Am and Gurin.” He added, “Several anti-armor shells were observed being fired towards the area of Zarait, Shomra, and Kfar Yuval. The shell that was fired toward Kfar Yuval hit a house and caused several casualties,” and he continued, “The army changes targets on Lebanese territory.”
Israeli warplanes targeted and carried out an air attack on the Naqaa area located between the towns of Aitaroun and Ainata, launching two air-to-surface missiles at the targeted area. This coincided with hostile artillery shelling on the eastern outskirts of the town of Aitaroun. She added, “The town of Aitaroun was subjected to an air attack, where the aircraft targeted The Israeli warplane destroyed a house with an air-to-surface missile, causing it to be partially destroyed.” The enemy’s artillery also targeted a house in the town of Rab Thilin, with three shells, with no reports of casualties so far, in addition to targeting the town of Kafr Kila with dozens of phosphorus shells, including one of the town’s houses without There were casualties, and the Ras al-Dhahr neighborhood, west of the town of Mays al-Jabal, was targeted.
For his part, the head of the Kiryat Shmona settlement, Avichai Stern, revealed that “residents will not return to the city until the security threat from Hezbollah is removed,” according to Israeli Channel 14. Stern pointed out that “the fighting in the northern Israeli arena is increasing, and the fight against Hezbollah is becoming more and more intense, and that the settlers of Kiryat Shmona will not return to their homes as long as the security threat to Hezbollah exists.” He stressed, “These residents must not return to their homes at the present time, not even by the end of next February, as the Israeli government has specified, on the grounds that the security threat posed by Hezbollah to the northern Israeli region still exists.”
Haifa explosion
Another development that the city of Haifa witnessed was the explosions in the Carmel Olivens reactor. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority indicated that the explosion “occurred due to high pressure in the atmosphere and there is no danger.” On the other hand, Israeli Channel 12 said that Hezbollah could be the cause of this explosion.
2024-01-14 15:30:18
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