China urges its citizens in 'Israel' to leave 'as soon as possible'
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The Chinese embassy in the occupation entity called on its nationals to "return home or relocate to safer areas as soon as possible."
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Damaged buildings and destroyed cars in the Kiryat Bialik settlement in the Haifa district as a result of rockets launched by Hezbollah on Sunday, September 22, 2024. (AFP)
China has called on its nationals in "Israel" to depart immediately as "Israel" continues to expand its aggression against Lebanon and Hezbollah's Resistance operations continue.
"Currently, the situation along the Israel-Lebanon border is extremely tense, with frequent military conflicts," China's embassy in Tel Aviv said in a statement on Sunday.
"The security situation in Israel remains severe, complex, and unpredictable," the embassy statement said, urging Chinese nationals to "return home or relocate to safer areas as soon as possible".
Read more: Israeli media: Hezbollah paralyzes the North
📷بالفيديو | الإعلام الحربي في المقاومة الإسلامية ينشر مشاهد من عملية استهداف المقاومة الإسلامية قاعدة "رامات دافيد" الجوّية ومجمع الصناعات العسكرية "رافائيل" شمال #فلسطين_المحتلة #الميادين pic.twitter.com/e5wo9zi8U7
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) September 23, 2024
Widespread Israeli aggression
The Israeli occupation army conducted on Monday dozens of airstrikes across southern Lebanon and the Bekaa region, resulting in the martyrdom at least 100, and the wounding of over 400 others, in addition to the destruction of a number of residential homes and buildings in some of the targeted towns and villages.
تغطية صحفية: دمار كبير بعد قصف الاحتلال لمنزل في عيترون جنوب لبنان. pic.twitter.com/M0Lzdq2ISP
— شبكة قدس الإخبارية (@qudsn) September 23, 2024
Al Mayadeen's correspondent to southern Lebanon reported that the Resistance launched several waves of rocket barrages toward northern occupied Palestine.
Israeli media reported explosions in al-Jalil (Galilee) following Hezbollah's rocket launches.
At the same time, sirens were heard in several settlements, reaching as far as eastern Haifa.
