Hezbollah's artillery units shell 6 sites, HQ along border
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The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon targets seven Israeli sites late into Monday night in support of the Palestinian people.
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Hezbollah fighters participate in a cinematic video promoting the capabilities of the Resistance's anti-armor units, in a video released on January 18, 2024. (Islamic Resistance in Lebanon/Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah conducted another series of operations in support of the Palestinian people and their Resistance on Monday.
Initially, Hezbollah targeted a grouping of Israeli occupation soldiers in the al-Tayhat Hill with artillery shells and rockets, dealing a direct hit to the target at 3:15 pm (local time).
Although Hezbollah announced the aforementioned operation first, it was later revealed that Hezbollah fighters conducted two previous attacks on Israeli military targets.
The first attack targeted a newly established headquarters for the Israeli "Liman" Brigade at 3:00 pm with artillery shells. The second attack targeted the Bayad Blida military also with artillery shells just 10 minutes later.
At 4:00 pm, Hezbollah fighters launched an operation against the Zibdine military site in the Israeli-occupied Shebaa Farms. Thirty minutes later, the Islamic Resistance fired multiple artillery shells at the al-Malikiyah military site.
Nearing Monday evening, Hezbollah fighters attacked the "Birket Risha" military site and dealt direct hits to the facility.
Later in the night, at 10:45 pm, Hezbollah fighters responded to Israeli strikes against civilians in South Lebanon, targeting a building appropriated by Israeli occupation forces for military use, in the "Metulla" settlement with "appropriate weapons."
In the context of the Resistance's ongoing support to the Palestinian people, Hezbollah mourned its fighter, martyr Mohammad Ibrahim al-Zein, "Thul-Fiqar", from the town of Shhour who was martyred on the path to al-Quds.
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Israeli regional official: Hezbollah created crisis for years to come
Expressing frustration and discontent from the Israeli government, the head of the so-called Israeli Supreme Upper al-Jalil Regional Council, Giora Zaltz, told Israeli radio channel FM103, "We feel abandoned and this is a reality that cannot be accepted."
Zaltz made the remarks following a large-scale rocket launching operation conducted by the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon toward the occupied Golan Heights on Sunday dawn.
He warned of an impending crisis that might occur in Israeli-occupied northern territories "for years to come," while lambasting the Israeli government for its inadequate military and security measures in the region.
"Even their promises have not been implemented, and still, life continues as if everything is normal," Zaltz said, as the Northern Front with Lebanon heats up.
He said that Hezbollah is the "strongest, largest, and most dangerous challenge" to "Israel", adding that northern occupied territories cannot be treated as a secondary priority.
"Fifty missiles fired toward the north, the Hula Valley, and the Golan Heights, and we continue as if everything is normal," he said, adding that the government "must stop treating the north as a peripheral event and we must take action."
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