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Hezbollah strikes back, launching about 150 rockets towards northern Israel

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Last updated: 2024/09/21 at 1:33 AM
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Tensions have escalated between Israel and Hezbollah after a series of attacks were carried out by both parties. Israel launched a mass bombing attack, leading Hezbollah to retaliate with around 150 rockets on northern Israel. The Israeli military responded by targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon. The escalation of violence has raised concerns that the situation could escalate into a full-scale war.

The Israeli military reported that the rockets from Hezbollah came in three waves on Friday afternoon, targeting sites along the border with Lebanon. In response, Israel struck areas in southern Lebanon but did not provide details of the damage caused. Fire crews were working to extinguish blazes caused by debris from the attacks. It is unclear if any missiles caused casualties in the targeted areas.

Hezbollah claimed that its rockets were in retaliation for Israeli strikes on villages and homes in southern Lebanon. The group expressed anger over attacks on their communication devices which resulted in the death of at least 20 individuals and injuries to thousands others. This has fueled further tensions between the two parties with no signs of the violence subsiding.

In Gaza, the situation remains volatile as Israeli attacks have resulted in the deaths of 15 individuals, including children. The attacks have caused widespread destruction and displacement of the population, with over 95,000 people wounded since the conflict began. The Health Ministry reports that more than 41,000 Palestinians have been killed since the opening salvo on Oct. 7, with no differentiation between fighters and civilians in the count.

The ongoing conflicts have led to a rise in casualties and destruction in both Gaza and the border areas between Israel and Lebanon. The attacks and retaliations between Israel and Hezbollah have raised concerns about the potential for a full-scale war. The escalation of violence highlights the need for a peaceful resolution to the conflicts in the region to prevent further loss of life and destruction.

As the situation remains tense, both Israel and Hezbollah continue to exchange fire leading to casualties on both sides. The attacks on communication devices and infrastructure further complicate the situation and raise concerns about the possibility of further escalations. The international community has called for a de-escalation of the conflicts and a return to peaceful negotiations to avoid a full-scale war that could result in more tragedies and loss of life.

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