In another cross-border escalation between Israel and Lebanon,
6 Hezbollah fighters have been killed in border clashes with
Israeli forces while one has been killed on the Israeli
side.
Hezbollah chief Nasser Nasrallah sent out the strongest warning to
Israel.
The warning came after multiple drone strikes were reported in
Israel.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack immediately after Israeli jets
pounded Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon.
Hezbollah claimed launching attack drones at 2:00.
Sites near Apre in northern Israel,
The Lebanon based group warned that the much anticipated response
for killing Hamas chief is yet to come.
As per the Israeli army,
a number of hostile drones were identified crossing from Lebanon
and one was intercepted.
The army also said that several civilians were injured in
the.
South of the coastal city of Naharia.
Residents of the northern towns near Lebanon's border were told
to stay near bomb shelters.
Israeli medical officials said seven people were evacuated to hospital
to the South of the coastal city of Nahariya,
one in critical condition. The IDF also said that 20
rockets were launched towards Golden region and rocket sirens were
heard across Israel's northern area.
Now across the border in Beirut,
Israeli warplanes broke the sound barrier and they did it
three times over Lebanon's capital in less than 30.
On Tuesday, before Hezbollah chief Syed Hassan Nasrallah was set
to begin an address,
loud booms send people in the city running for cover.
Israeli warplanes flew low over the Lebanese capital,
with witnesses saying that they could in fact see the
planes with their naked eye.
The booms were the loudest heard in Beirut in years.
Meanwhile, Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah delivered a eulogy a week
after the killing of Hezbollah military commander Fuad Shokhar.
Nasrallah claimed that Israel is right to be afraid of
an attack from Iran and its axis of resistance against
Israel and the West.
And antiviral, the week long wait for Israel is part
of the punishment,
part of the response, and part of the battle,
because the battle is a psychological and moral one that
requires nerves.