Israeli bombardment with artillery and helicopters.. Hezbollah targets border sites Arab TV

Hezbollah announced on Friday that it had carried out eight military operations in which it attacked Israeli army positions off the southern Lebanese border, adding that it had “achieved direct casualties.”

The party said, in statements issued today: Its fighters “targeted the Misgav General site and the Israeli camp of Khirbet Maar on Friday, with appropriate weapons, and they were hit directly.”

The party added that its fighters “also targeted the Israeli monk’s position with Burkan missiles, and he was directly hit.”

They also “twice attacked the Ruwaisat al-Alam site, in the hills of Kafr Shuba and the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms, with missile weapons, and hit their targets accurately,” according to party statements.

The party noted that its fighters “also targeted the radar site in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms, the Israeli site Al-Abad, and the Mitat barracks, opposite the Lebanese town of Rmeish, with appropriate weapons, and were directly hit.”

In the evening, the party mourned 3 of its members, who were martyred in the ongoing confrontations in the south.

Israel bombs towns in southern Lebanon

For its part, the official Lebanese News Agency said, “An Israeli Apache helicopter carried out an air attack, targeting with an air-to-surface missile a house in the town of Marwahin, southern Lebanon.”

She added that Israeli artillery “targeted the areas of Al-Tarash, Al-Jabal, Al-Dabaka, Ras Al-Dhahr, and the northern and southern outskirts of the town of Mays Al-Jabal, from the direction of the towns of Hula and Blida, in the south of the country.”

It stated that “the outskirts of the towns of Khiam and Al-Adisa were subjected to Israeli artillery shelling, which led to the targeting of the Express Coffee hut in Al-Adisa, burning it completely, and causing damage to the shops” in the area.

The agency indicated that Israeli artillery “also targeted the western outskirts of the town of Tair Harfa, the Labouneh area, Wadi Hamul, and the outskirts of the town of Ain Ebel (south).”

In turn, the Lebanese army announced, in a statement, that “the army hospital center in the town of Ain Ebel – in the south, was bombed by the Israeli enemy, which led to material damage but no casualties.”

Since October 8, Hezbollah and Palestinian factions have been exchanging fire with the Israeli army on the Lebanese-Israeli border, “in solidarity with the Gaza Strip,” which has been subjected to Israeli aggression since the seventh of the same month.