Lebanese resistance attacks Israeli positions in occupied land

The Lebanese Resistance (Hizbullah) attacked bases, positions and deployment areas of Israeli forces in occupied land as part of its support for Gaza and Palestinian fighters.

In the past 24 hours, the movement attacked a gathering of Israeli soldiers in the vicinity of Al-Samaqa in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa farms using captured weapons. They also carried out operations against a concentration of Israeli troops and vehicles around the Al-Baghdadi military position.

According to the Military Media News Broadcasting Telegram channel, Hizbullah missiles hit a house in the Al-Motila settlement where an Israeli force was stationed.

In the western sector of the southern border, Resistance artillery injured soldiers in the Branit barracks, while Burkan rockets were launched towards Al-Raheb.

Hizbullah fighters attacked the Hadab Al-Bustan military outpost and engaged Israeli infantry in the Shtula Forest in the occupied Lebanese village of Tarbikha.

Israeli media outlets reported that between three and five anti-tank missiles were launched yesterday from Lebanon towards the Al-Motila settlement. According to estimates, 15 homes were damaged, including one that was completely destroyed.

The Tel Aviv press claimed that Hizbullah expanded its range of fire towards Kfar Varadim, more than nine kilometers from the Lebanese border. In turn, Israeli Channel 13 reported that the Lebanese Resistance focused its attacks on Western Galilee during the last two days.

At this point, military affairs analyst for the Israeli channel Kan, Roi Sharon, pointed out that it is clear that Hizbullah is the one running things on the border and the Israeli army is on the defensive.