Occupied al-Quds - Saba:
A Zionist soldier was killed and four others were wounded Tuesday following Hezbollah missile shelling in the Upper Galilee.
According to the Zionist website "Hadashot Bezaman," the soldier succumbed to serious wounds sustained from missiles that fell in the Neot Mordechai area.
Zionist Channel 12 reported that sirens were activated in Nahariya and several settlements in northern occupied Palestine.
The Israeli army monitored approximately 30 missiles that crossed from Lebanon toward the northern settlements.
Hezbollah announced that its fighters confronted an Israeli force attempting to infiltrate and inflicted direct hits, shelling both settlements and soldiers' positions in northern occupied Palestine.
In a statement this morning, Hezbollah indicated that while an Israeli force was infiltrating the outskirts of Taybeh, Islamic Resistance fighters engaged them with appropriate weaponry, causing direct casualties.
The statement continued, noting that the enemy deployed armored vehicles for support, but the resistance fighters repelled them and targeted the retreating forces with rocket fire, achieving further casualties.
In another announcement, Hezbollah reported targeting two gatherings of Israeli soldiers in the Maskvam settlement and the outskirts of Adaisseh with two rocket salvos. It also claimed to have struck a Merkava tank advancing between Rab Thalatheen and Taybeh, resulting in its destruction and casualties among its crew.
Since Sunday evening, Hezbollah has reported executing over 38 rocket attacks and deploying suicide drones against northern and central occupied Palestine, alongside operations to counter infiltration attempts.
The group stated that these actions are in support of the steadfast Palestinian people and their resistance, and in defense of Lebanon and its population.
Hezbollah previously announced its successful bombardment of the Glilot base, associated with the Israeli military intelligence unit 8200, in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, utilizing a significant missile salvo.
The group revealed that its "Nasr 2" missile, a precision surface-to-surface missile with a range of 150 km, had entered service recently.
A Zionist soldier was killed and four others were wounded Tuesday following Hezbollah missile shelling in the Upper Galilee.
According to the Zionist website "Hadashot Bezaman," the soldier succumbed to serious wounds sustained from missiles that fell in the Neot Mordechai area.
Zionist Channel 12 reported that sirens were activated in Nahariya and several settlements in northern occupied Palestine.
The Israeli army monitored approximately 30 missiles that crossed from Lebanon toward the northern settlements.
Hezbollah announced that its fighters confronted an Israeli force attempting to infiltrate and inflicted direct hits, shelling both settlements and soldiers' positions in northern occupied Palestine.
In a statement this morning, Hezbollah indicated that while an Israeli force was infiltrating the outskirts of Taybeh, Islamic Resistance fighters engaged them with appropriate weaponry, causing direct casualties.
The statement continued, noting that the enemy deployed armored vehicles for support, but the resistance fighters repelled them and targeted the retreating forces with rocket fire, achieving further casualties.
In another announcement, Hezbollah reported targeting two gatherings of Israeli soldiers in the Maskvam settlement and the outskirts of Adaisseh with two rocket salvos. It also claimed to have struck a Merkava tank advancing between Rab Thalatheen and Taybeh, resulting in its destruction and casualties among its crew.
Since Sunday evening, Hezbollah has reported executing over 38 rocket attacks and deploying suicide drones against northern and central occupied Palestine, alongside operations to counter infiltration attempts.
The group stated that these actions are in support of the steadfast Palestinian people and their resistance, and in defense of Lebanon and its population.
Hezbollah previously announced its successful bombardment of the Glilot base, associated with the Israeli military intelligence unit 8200, in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, utilizing a significant missile salvo.
The group revealed that its "Nasr 2" missile, a precision surface-to-surface missile with a range of 150 km, had entered service recently.