Israel targets Hezbollah’s “intelligence headquarters” and announces the killing of three of its leaders.

The Israeli army announced on Sunday that it had launched airstrikes on around “175 targets” in the Palestinian Gaza Strip and Lebanon, killing dozens and destroying much infrastructure.

In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli Air Force bombed “110 targets,” as well as “the 162nd Ground Divisions, the Gaza Division and the 252nd Division continuing their operations in the north, center and south of the Struggle.”

Media outlets linked to the Hamas movement said that “at least 60 people” were killed as a result of the Israeli strike on Beit Lahia. There was no confirmation from the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, according to Reuters.

For its part, a statement issued by the Israeli army after midnight on Saturday/Sunday said, “After a preliminary investigation of the reports from the Beit Lahia area, we clarify that the figures published by the Government Information Office in Gaza, which acts as the Hamas media arm, are exaggerated and do not correspond to the information contained in the IDF, the exact types of weapons used, and the accuracy ‘ than it was to hit a terrorist target of Hamas.”

Agence France-Presse, then, citing medics, said that more than 400 people were killed within two weeks in the northern Gaza Strip.

Since October 6, Jabalia has been under air and ground attack, with the Israeli army announcing that Hamas is re-strengthening its ranks in this region, according to Agence France-Presse.

In a communication with Agence France-Presse, the Israeli army confirmed that its forces active in the region were told “the importance of preventing damage to human and medical infrastructure.”

Israeli forces are continuing their military operations in the northern Gaza Strip, due to reports of deaths and loss of relief and food supplies for more than 200,000 Palestinians in the area.

Reuters reported, citing paramedics in Gaza, that at least 33 people were killed and 85 wounded, as a result of Israeli raids, on Friday, on several homes in Jabalia, the largest of the eight camps. refugees in the Gaza Strip, while residents said tanks were “blowing up roads and homes” as they entered the area.

The director of ambulance and emergency medical services in northern Gaza, Fares Afaneh, described the situation in the region during reports to the “Northern Gaza” network.CNN” He said: “You can see signs of hunger on people in northern Gaza, the Israeli forces are destroying everything that represents life or signs of life.

Residents of Jabalia told Reuters that Israeli tanks “arrived at the heart of the camp, supported by heavy ground and air bombardment,” after entering neighborhoods and residential areas.

They said the Israeli army “destroys dozens of homes every day, sometimes from the air and from the ground and by planting bombs in buildings and then detonating them remotely.”

The health sector is suffering

The Palestinian News Agency (Wafa) said that Israeli forces, at dawn on Saturday, surrounded the Indonesian Hospital in Beit Lahia, the northern part of the Gaza Strip, and “targeted everyone who moved nearby.” “

He also said that medical sources said that tanks “surrounded the hospital and were firing shells at its facilities. The electricity generator also stopped because of the fire in the hospital.”

“Wafa” said that hospitals in the northern part of the Gaza Strip “cannot provide medical services due to the large number of injuries and deaths,” noting that the hospitals there have no room “while” in which the priority and preference system is in place. “

The nursery departments in hospitals are full and there is no room for newborns or premature babies, and some caesarean sections have been cancelled.

raid on Lebanon

In Lebanon, in the past 24 hours, the Israeli Air Force targeted around 65 targets, which resulted in “the killing of dozens of terrorists,” according to an official Israeli statement.

According to the army statement, the movement of the ground in southern Lebanon continues, as “the 146th, 91st, 36th, and 98th Divisions are working to destroy infrastructure belonging to the Hezbollah group,” which is listed on the terrorist lists in the United States, and “confiscates weapons found.”

The Israeli army had warned the residents of the designated buildings in the south bank of the Lebanese capital, stressing that they must be evacuated and stay away from them for a distance of 500 meters.

For its part, the official National News Agency reported that Israel launched “a series of raids on the (southern) underground region from dawn (Sunday), which included (areas ) Haret Hreik in the morning, a building near the Al-Hasanein Mosque. , Al-Hadath, St. Therese, and near Al-Qarout.”

Tens of thousands have fled the suburbs since Israel began targeting the area regularly about three weeks ago.

DPA reported that an Israeli attack targeted a commercial center in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, on Saturday/Sunday night, resulting in his death.

According to the National News Agency, an Israeli plane launched “after midnight last night, an air strike aimed at the commercial and residential center of Kamal, at the western entrance of the city of Nabatieh, and destroyed it.”

She confirmed that the attack caused the death of several people, noting that “rescue and civil defense teams are working to remove the debris and search, while the Nabatieh-Zibdine road, which it was closed with debris as a result of the attack. , opened.”

A report issued by Lebanon’s Disaster Risk Management Unit said 30 people were killed and 135 others wounded as a result of “Israeli attacks” in the past 24 hours.

The Risk Management Unit recorded 82 airstrikes and bombings in various areas of Lebanon, most of them centered in the south and Nabatieh, bringing the total number of “attacks since the beginning of the bombing to 10,415 ,” according to the same source.

The report also indicated that Lebanon’s General Security recorded that 337,972 Syrian and 138,005 Lebanese citizens entered Syria since September 23 last year, which shows the magnitude of the movement due to the deterioration of the country’s situation.

On the other hand, the Israeli army launched an investigation into the circumstances of the killing of the Hezbollah member, who was arrested in Israel.

It should be noted that Israel’s escalation against Hezbollah in Lebanon led to the killing of several leaders of the Iranian-backed group, led by its leader Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli attack on September 27.

Israel also carried out a “limited” ground invasion into Lebanon about 3 weeks ago, with the aim of pursuing Hezbollah and returning its citizens to their areas on the country’s northern border, after they had the movement as a result of the fight.