Lebanon.. The death toll from the Israeli attack on “Deir Saryan” rose to two

The Ministry’s Public Health Emergency Operations Center said in a statement, “The toll of the Israeli aggression on the town of Deir Saryan rose to 2, after the death of one of the wounded, who was in his sixties,” noting near that “the rest. of the wounded, who had five, their condition is stable and they are recovering.”

On Saturday, the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that a 17-year-old young man was killed and 6 others injured as a result of an Israeli air strike targeting the town of Deir Siryan. The official Lebanese News Agency said that “an Israeli drone attacked the center the city,” without giving further details.

Rise in the south

On Saturday night and Sunday, the Israeli occupation army bombarded several areas in southern Lebanon with military aircraft, heavy machine gun fire, and fire and flame bombs, according to official Lebanese media.

Earlier on Sunday night, the Lebanese News Agency reported that “four consecutive attacks targeted the village of Kafr Kila in the Marjayoun district” in Nabatieh Governorate, and explained that “the first attack aimed at the neighborhood of Ain Al-Ashwaq, the second attack was aimed at the center of the city (Al-Nouriyah), and the third attack It was aimed at the neighborhood of Al-Harika, and the fourth attack is continuing.”

This morning, the group said, “The enemy of Israel, throughout last night, found flames over the border towns along the Blue Line, they fired firebombs into the forest along the Blue Line, and they also fired heavy machine guns at dawn. the town of Aita al-Shaab in the central region.”

For its part, Lebanon’s Hezbollah announced that it “targeted, at 8:00 (5:00 GMT) Sunday morning, the spy equipment at the Ramia site in northern Israel with appropriate weapons, and hit directly to it, leading to its destruction. “

For its part, Israel’s occupation army said in a statement that it had monitored the launch of around 30 missiles from Lebanon towards the Upper Galilee, and said that its air defenses “suppressed the -some of the missiles entered, while one of them landed in the Beit Hillel Settlement without being injured.”

The private newspaper “Israel Today” had previously reported that about 50 rockets were launched from southern Lebanon towards the Upper Galilee.

Since October 8 last year, Lebanese and Palestinian groups in Lebanon, especially Hezbollah, have exchanged daily bombs with the Israeli occupation army across the “Blue Line,” which leads to hundreds of deaths and injuries, which most of them on the Lebanese side.