Israel’s over 100 attacks in 70 locations in southern Lebanon

Beirut: Israel carried out more than 100 attacks in 70 locations in southern Lebanon, including Mis Al-Jabal and Wadi Baqa, after detonating communications devices.

According to the report of the news agency, the Israeli army said that on Thursday night, the Israeli planes hit targets in several areas in southern Lebanon, including Mis Al-Jabal, Tayyaba, Bulaida and Wadi Baqa, where the rocket launcher barrels were being prepared to attack Israel.

According to Lebanese official news agency, more than 100 airstrikes have been carried out by Israel in more than 70 locations in southern Lebanon, so far, no casualties have been reported in the attacks.

Earlier, in a statement, American President Joe Biden expressed the fear of increasing tension between Hezbollah and Israel and called for a diplomatic solution to the conflict as possible and in the best way.

According to a spokesman for President Biden, the president believes that we have to remain optimistic and that diplomatic solutions to all problems are the best way.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said that Israel will continue its military operations against Hezbollah, as there are risks as well as new opportunities in the new phase of the war.

He stated that the safe return of the population of the northern regions of Israel to their territories is our goal. Hezbollah will have to pay the price, and this heavy price will increase with time.

On the other hand, the head of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said that Israel has crossed all the red lines. The accidents that happened during the two days changed the situation.

The head of Hezbollah added that the Israeli attack is equivalent to an attack on Lebanon's sovereignty and a declaration of war.

It is pertinent to note that the tension between Israel and Hezbollah has increased after the pager and walkie-talkie bombings. 37 people were killed in Lebanon on Sunday and the previous day by explosions in communication devices by Israel.

According to the Lebanese Minister of Health, more than 3,000 people were also injured in the blasts of communication devices.