2024-09-28 04:00:43
Tel Aviv: Israel once again launched precise attacks on Lebanon’s capital Beirut on Thursday. According to Israel’s Army Radio, the attack targeted Muhammad Sarur, head of Hezbollah’s drone unit. It is believed that Muhammad Saroor has been killed in this attack. This attack was carried out on a special floor of a multi-storey building in Daheeh, Beirut. Israel says that Hezbollah’s drone commander was hiding at this place. Army Radio said the attack was considered successful.
Many people died in the attack
Lebanon’s Hezbollah-linked news outlet Al Mayadin claimed that four people were killed and several others were injured in the attack. Lebanese media reported that the building was hit by three separate missiles. Dahieh is a southern suburb of the Lebanese capital Beirut, known as a stronghold of the Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah.
Israel carried out attacks in many areas of Lebanon
Following reports of the attacks, rocket sirens sounded in the Israeli neighborhoods of Odem and El Rome in the northern Golan Heights. The IDF later identified the siren as a false alarm. The IDF confirmed the attack on Beirut at 3:13 pm. At 4:00 pm, Hezbollah announced that in addition to the southern suburbs of Beirut, between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm, Israel struck the Lebanese neighborhoods of Aita al-Jabal, Toul, Shahour, Houmeiin al-Fouka, Attacked in Mahrouna, Qana, Ainatha, al-Tairi, Ansariya-Adloun area, Taybeh, Armata, Majdal Sillam, al-Jumayzama, Jabal al-Rayhan Heights, Mashghara and Shakra.
Hezbollah also fired rockets at Israel
More rocket sirens began sounding in Israeli areas, including Safed in the Upper Galilee, immediately after the Israeli attack. Israel’s emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, said no rocket attacks or casualties had been reported so far, after sirens sounded in the north. Israeli state broadcaster KAN later reported that there were reports of rocket attacks on Mount Meron. The IDF reported that it had identified about 40 rockets that entered Israel from Lebanese territory.
Israel eliminates top leadership of Hezbollah
In an attack on Beirut’s Daheeh area on Tuesday, Israel targeted and killed Hezbollah’s rocket chief Ibrahim Muhammad Kabisi. Earlier, on Friday, the IDF killed Ibrahim Akil, a Radwan Force commander and head of Hezbollah operations. About sixteen senior Hezbollah commanders were killed in the attack, including Akil. On Monday, Israeli forces attempted to assassinate Hezbollah’s third in command, Ali Karaki, the last surviving member of the triumvirate of top military advisers to Hezbollah chief Hassan Sayyid Nasrallah.