Hezbollah bombs Israeli forces as they were reinforcing military site

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Agencies
4 Apr 2024 00:39

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announces carrying out several operations against the Israeli occupation forces in northern occupied Palestine in support of Gaza.

A map showing all the operations carried out by the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon on April 3, 2024 (Military media)

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah attacked Wednesday an Israeli assembly point as Israeli soldiers were fortifying the al-Marj site, with the fighters confirming several casualties among the ranks of the Israeli soldiers.

Lebanese Resistance fighters attacked the Ruweisat al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Chouba Heights using artillery weapons, inflicting several casualties.

Earlier in the day, the Resistance attacked an Israeli assembly point in Khallet Warde, where numerous casualties were confirmed.

One operation also targeted a newly erected Israeli site behind the "Branit" barracks, and another targeted the al-Raheb site and an Israeli assembly point in its vicinity.

The Israeli occupation forces throughout the day bombed several Lebanese villages and towns in southern Lebanon, with an Al Mayadeen correspondent reporting that the IOF targeted Blida and the vicinity of Khiam.

Further airstrikes targeted the area between Rashaya al-Fakhar and Kfarhamam in southern Lebanon.

Ahead of said airstrike, the Israeli occupation forces launched more than 100 artillery shells, including white phosphorous shells, at Aita al-Shaab.

The unfolding events in occupied Palestine and the region as a whole is a "flood of the free", Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said earlier in the day, alluding to the Resistance's Operation al-Aqsa Flood and hoping that the flood in question grows with time.

He went on to underline the necessity of steadfastness and perseverance with the acknowledgment that victory is coming," he stressed.

"Some are focusing on the amount of sacrifices made and ignoring the extent of the accomplishments of the Resistance, all in service of the enemy," the Hezbollah leader said. "The [2006] July War foiled the plan for a new Middle East, and with that the scheme for 'Greater Israel'."

He went on to underline that "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood put the Israeli regime on the brink of collapse and brought its demise. Signs of that will begin showing with time."

"We must work on emerging from this battle victorious, and we must deal a mighty blow to the enemy and all of its backers," Sayyed Nasrallah concluded.