Israel struck in response to southern Lebanon: The war in the region is gaining momentum

About it reports The Times of Israel. Hezbolla said she has released dozens of missiles and shells in three Israeli positions in the disputed area of ​​the Mountain of the DOV in the Solidarity and Support of Palestinians from Hamas. "From solidarity with the Palestinian resistance forces, several of our soldiers attacked three positions of the Zionist army near the Occupied Lebanon Farms of Sheba.

We are on the way to the liberation of our Lebanese land, which is still occupied," the leaders of the Lebanese group said. The Israeli military said they had a blow to the area of ​​Lebanon, from where artillery fire was being. In addition, one of the drone tachas struck the Hezbolla post near Har-Did, located in Sheba. It should be noted that Sheba's farms are a plot of land of 39 square meters.

Km, which is claimed by Livan and Israel, at the same time Syria and Lebanon claim that Sheba's farms belong to Lebanon. After the start of the military operation of Hamas group on October 7, the "Flood of al-Axi" leaders of the organization "Hezbolla", which is closely linked to Iran, stated the legitimacy Israel.

The statement emphasizes that the operation is the "message of the Arab and Islamic world and the entire international community", and especially to those who seek normalization of relations with the Israelites that "the case of Palestinians is alive and it will not die for victory and liberation. " According to the UN Provisional Forces representative in Lebanon, Andrea Teneta, the command of the UN temporary forces in Lebanon decided to strengthen the patrol on the Lebano-Israeli border.

According to him, peacekeepers will maintain stability and help avoid escalation in the region. The tents added that the UN forces are in constant contact with the conflicting parties and intends to ensure coordination to avoid any misunderstandings. "Peacemakers have intensified patrols throughout the area of ​​responsibility in view of the threat of missile attacks," the tents said.