Hezbollah carries out 9 op, rains rockets on al-Malikiya military site
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Hezbollah has declared the operations in support of Palestine and its Resistance and in defense of South Lebanon against Israeli aggression.
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The al-Malikiya settlement after being targeted by the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, June 8, 2024 (Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah - announced that its fighters carried out nine operations so far across the Lebanese-Palestinian border, declaring them in support of the steadfast people of Palestine and their brave Resistance, and in defense of South Lebanon, its villages, homes, and civilians, against the continuous Israeli aggression.
Operations Overview
The operations on Friday evening through Saturday, June 8, 2024, came as follows:
1. At 11:25 p.m. on Friday, Resistance fighters targeted a gathering of occupation soldiers at al-Tayhat Triangle with rocket weapons.
2. At 1:10 a.m., after careful monitoring and tracking of Israeli occupation forces at the al-Raheb site, and as a group of soldiers moved within the site, the Resistance fighters targeted them with artillery shells.
3. At an unannounced time, Resistance fighters launched an aerial operation with an assault drone on a newly established artillery bunker in the Sinim area in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms, targeting the positions and locations of occupation officers and soldiers, and achieving direct hits.
4. At 10: 45 a.m., Resistance fighters targeted the Zarit Barracks with artillery shells, achieving a direct hit.
5. At 2 p.m., Resistance fighters targeted the al-Summaqa military site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shouba Hills with appropriate weapons, resulting in a direct hit.
6. In response to the Israeli aggression targeting civilians in the Southern Lebanese town of Aitaroun, resulting in the martyrdom of citizens and the injury of others, Resistance fighters bombarded the al-Malikiya settlement with a salvo of Grad rockets.
7. In response to the Israeli aggression on the town of Al-Khiam, Resistance fighters targeted a building used by occupation soldiers in the Kfar Yuval settlement with rocket weapons.
8. In response to the Israeli aggression on the towns of Markaba and Aitaroun, Resistance fighters targeted the command headquarters of the al-Sahl Battalion in Beit Hillel barracks with a salvo of Falaq-2 rockets.
9. In response to the Israeli aggression on the town of Aitaroun, resulting in the martyrdom of citizens and the injury of others, Resistance fighters targeted a building belonging to military intelligence in the Masgav Am settlement with appropriate weapons, hitting it directly. This led to its destruction, fires, and casualties among the occupation forces inside, leaving them dead and wounded.
All-out war with Hezbollah would paralyze 'Israel': ex-Mossad official
In an interview with Israel Hayom, Haim Tomer, a former senior official at the Mossad's Intelligence and Special Task Force, expressed his pessimism about "Israel" surviving an all-out war with the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon.
He warned that declaring an all-out war on Lebanon now, following eight months of aggression on Gaza, will jeopardize "Israel's" functionality as an occupation entity — economically, socially, and internationally. He emphasizes that the "public must grasp the threat an all-out war poses to Israel's Zionist vision".
Discussing the threat posed by Hezbollah, Tomer argued, "They have precision missiles that can blow up Israel's gas fields in seconds, for all that implies. Israel has no answer to both Hamas and Hezbollah. Certainly not for the amount of drones that Hezbollah has. In addition, the Israeli Air Force is no longer free to operate over Lebanon because of the detection system that Iran equipped Nasrallah with." He further highlighted the occupation's weakness in the face of Hezbollah at this point.
Tomer admitted that Hezbollah's tactical and military capabilities shouldn't be underestimated, stressing that "They have better tactical intelligence than Israel, or at least not inferior to Israel's. It is not certain that the Israeli systems that have been developed know how to respond. It is a question of how much and to what extent Hezbollah will attack us."
He suggested that "Hezbollah has a stockpile of various rockets amounting to 100,000 to 150,000 warheads. If they wanted, they would know how to fire 1,500 rockets every day in the first days of the fighting, and after ten days they would barely scratch 10 percent of their arsenal. If such a scenario happens, we will not have a full response."
