Hezbollah shares footage of wide-scale attacks on Israeli sites

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen
31 Oct 2023 01:46
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Hezbollah has targeted multiple Israeli military sites, causing damage to surveillance equipment, garrisons, and fortifications along the Lebanese-Palestinian border.

A screengrab from an undated video shows a Hezbollah sniper targeting Israeli military-grade surveillance systems in "Misgav Am", occupied Palestine. (Islamic Resistance in Lebanon/Telegram)

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, Hezbollah, released footage documenting an operation it carried out from Saturday to Sunday from South Lebanon, targeting Israeli military sites in occupied territories.

The Resistance showcased several weapons used to target the occupation's spyware and communications systems, including anti-tank-guided missiles and sniper rifles.

#WATCH | The Military Media of the Islamic Resistance in #Lebanon, Hezbollah, published a video depicting attacks on multiple Israeli outposts and surveillance equipment with ATGMs and sniper fire. pic.twitter.com/N6QBAnj36i
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) October 30, 2023

Earlier on Monday, Hezbollah had announced that its fighters targeted and destroyed military-grade equipment in the "Metula" settlement in occupied Palestine bordering the Lebanese town of Kfar Kila.

Resistance fighters also targeted surveillance systems in "Bayad Blida," as well as the occupation's fortifications, making direct hits.

Farther South, alongside the Lebanese coast, Hezbollah's fighters targeted the al-Bahri and Jal al-Aallam sites in occupied Palestine, destroying military-grade equipment and fortifications.

To add to the scale of the operations carried out by Hezbollah on Monday, the Resistance targeted the "Branit" Barracks, causing direct hits to its surveillance systems, fortifications, and garrison.

Hezbollah and other Resistance factions have intensified their attacks on Israeli occupation sites alongside the Lebanese-Palestinian border and occupied Lebanese territories. These operations come in support of the Resistance in Gaza that is currently defending against an Israeli ground invasion of the Strip.

Hezbollah has also explained that it will continue to target the occupation's surveillance systems and spyware, which "Israel" utilizes to illegally access information and monitor residents in South Lebanon.