The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon – Hezbollah announced today, Friday, that it had targeted the Israeli al-Raheb site (opposite Ayta al-Shaab) on the border with occupied Palestine. Hezbollah used, once again, Burkan missiles in the attack and confirmed direct hits.

The Islamic Resistance also announced it targeted the Israeli site of “Khirbet Ma’ar” (opposite the Lebanese towns of al-Dhayrah and Yarin) using appropriate weapons and confirming direct hits. 

The Resistance also targeted the Israeli site of al-Abbad (opposite the Lebanese town of Houla).

Meanwhile, the Islamic Resistance released today, Friday, footage depicting how the Resistance fighters targeted the Israeli Hadab al-Bustan site (opposite the Lebanese towns of al-Dhayrah and Yarin), noting that the operations were carried out yesterday and the day before yesterday. Guided missiles were used in the attack, leading to direct hits.

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The Islamic Resistance also launched rockets at Roueissat al-Alam site in the Kfar Chouba hills and the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms in the eastern sector of South Lebanon. The Resistance also directly hit the Israeli “Mitat” Barracks (opposite the town of Rmeish).

Israeli media said two Israeli soldiers were injured in the operation conducted on “Mitat” as a result of a rocket fired from Lebanon toward the barracks stationed in Upper al-Jalil.

In this context, Israeli media reported that several roads were closed in the north, including the southern “Beit Hillel” junction and the “Kiryat Shmona” settlement junction, claiming that “a hostile aircraft infiltrated Israeli airspace, coming from Lebanon.”

Israeli media reported that settlements on the northern border were evacuated, a first since "Israel's establishment" in 1948.

This comes as Israeli occupation authorities evacuated new settlements in northern occupied Palestine.

For his part, the foreign affairs commentator on the Israeli Kan channel and a former Israeli Minister of Health, Nitzan Horovich, indicated that the "Hanita" settlement has not been evacuated since 1948, stressing that this represents a "crossroads of collapse."

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Earlier today, Al Mayadeen's correspondent in South Lebanon reported that the Resistance targeted the "Miskav Am" settlement (opposite the Lebanese town of Odaysseh) in southern Lebanon.

Our correspondent added that the Israeli occupation targeted a Lebanese army weapons depot near the military field hospital in the town of Ain Ebel in Bint Jbeil District.

He also pointed out that the occupation targeted the outskirts of several Lebanese border towns, namely Houla, Markaba, Rashaya al-Fakhar, al-Taybeh, al-Khiam, and Odaysseh along the border with occupied Palestine.

Our correspondent continued that the Lebanese Red Cross transferred a woman from the town of Umm Tuta (Tyre District) injured by shrapnel from an Israeli shell and reported extensive overflights by Israeli warplanes at medium altitude in the airspace of the Lebanese city of Saida.

Yesterday, Thursday, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon carried out 13 military operations against the positions and gatherings of Israeli occupation forces in the eastern and western sectors along the Lebanese-Palestinian border.

The operations of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon come, like all other operations since October 7, in support of the Palestinian people and their Resistance in Gaza and in response to the occupation’s aggression on southern Lebanese towns and villages.

Hezbollah mourns three fighters

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah, this Friday evening, mourned three of its fighters who ascended as martyrs on the path to al-Quds.

The martyred fighters are Hassan Ali Dakdouk "Jawad", from the town of Ayta al-Shaab, Ali Idriss Salman "Abbass", from the town of Armata, and Hussein Issam Taha "Abu Turab", from the town of Mays al-Jabal.

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