Israeli military strikes in Lebanon, Gaza kill dozens of people

Israel’s military airstrikes in Southern Lebanon on Wednesday from what it says was a Hezbollah weapons depot a day after killing one person, including students on a bus.

The new strikes came as tensions between Israel and Lebanon escalated. An airstrike on Tuesday night killed 13 people in the Palestinian refugee camp of El-Hilheh, in southern Lebanon. It was the deadliest attack in Israel reported since a to build a fire In the war between Israel and Hezbollah last year.

At that time, the hospitals in Gaza, it means that the Israes first killed at least 21 Palestinians.

Israel says Hezbollah is resurgent

The Israeli army warned on Wednesday afternoon that it would take over many villages in southern Lebanon, describing them as Hezbollah infrastructure, and called on people to leave the areas. More than an hour later, strikes began in the villages of Shehaur and Deri Kifa. There was no immediate word on the injury.

The Israeli military said Hezbollah was working to regroup and rebuild its power in southern Lebanon, without providing evidence. It said the areas of ‘targeted weapons were aimed at civilians and broke the understanding between Israel and Lebanon. Israel agreed to end the defiance and left Southern Lebanon last year. For its part, Lebanon agreed to end the activities of Hell Hezbollah in the area.

Earlier Wednesday, an Israeli airstrike on a car in a Southern Lebanese village killed one person and injured 11, including students on a nearby bus, Lebanon’s Ministry of Health said. The state-run news agency said a school bus had passed near the car that had been hit. The bus driver and several students were injured, the report said.

The Israeli military later claimed to have killed a Hezbollah operative in a drone strike.

In the refugee camp in El-Hilweh, outside the city of Sidon, life appeared normal on Wednesday, but the Lebanese authorities prevented journalists from entering. In the atmosphere of the strike, the emergency services wanted people to sit around the blood-stained wall. Several cars were burned and glass was broken and debris littered the ground.

The Israeli military said it attacked the Hamas Training Compound that was used to prepare for attacks on Israel and its army. It added that Israeli forces will continue to act against Hamas wherever it operates.

Hamas condemned the attack and denied in a statement that the sports field that was hit was its training ground.

The latest Israel-Hezbollah war began on Oct. 8, 2023, the day after Hamas attacked southern Israel, after Hezbollah fired rockets into Israel in solidarity. The war killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon, including hundreds of civilians, and caused destruction worth $11 billion, according to the World Bank. In Israel, 127 people died, including 80 soldiers.

Israel Stikes kills 21 in Gaza

Hospitals in Gaza said at least 21 Palestinians were killed in Israeli raids on Wednesday on both sides of the yellow line established last month. to build a fire. The border crushes two falsehoods, leaving the border area under the control of the Israeli army while the area passes through it to become a safe zone.

Authorities in Al-Ahli, Shifa, Nawasser and Kuwaiti hospitals reported that they found the bodies of those killed in Gaza City, khan Younis and Kaza area of ​​Muwasi, Southern Gaza camp, Southern Gaza camp. The Israeli strike also killed one person in Shijaiya, Gaza’s neighbor outside the safe zone where Israeli forces remain in a state of panic.

The Israeli army said that its attackers responded to the forces that had opened fire on the Israeli forces in Khan Younis in the beginning. It said no soldiers were killed.

Israeli strikes have decreased since the Oct. 10, according to Gaza’s health service, although they have not stopped completely. The service, which does not distinguish between civilians and combatants, has reported 280 deaths since the start of the seven, an average of more than seven a day. Each side has accused the other of violating its terms, which include increasing aid flows to Gaza and returning hostages – dead or alive – to Israel.

on monday, UN Security Council Approved The Gaza plan for Gaza which mandates a strong force to strengthen the country to provide security in the area and achieve a future path to an independent state of Palestine. This vote was the next step in the slow fire and attempts to destroy GATAZA Gaza’s future after two years of war.

However, Hamas criticized the adoption of the plan, saying, “Allocating international power through operations and flights within the Gaza strip, includes neutrality, and turns the party into a pro-occupation conflict,” according to Reuters.

“Any foreign forces, if established, should only be stationed at the borders to separate the forces and monitor the fire, and should be under the supervision of the United Nations,” Hamas said, according to Al Jazeera.