Shiite group denies responsibility for the launch of projectiles against the Jewish State; Instructions for bombing were ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
This Saturday (22), the Israeli army launched a series of bombing against targets in southern following an order from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This action was an answer to an attack that involved the shot of three rockets towards . Hezbollah, in turn, denied any involvement in the incident and reaffirmed its commitment to ceasefire. Air attacks resulted in the death of a woman and a girl, and leave eight people injured.
The instructions for the bombing were given by Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, who determined that the military attacked “dozens of terrorist targets” in Lebanese territory. The head of the Israel’s Armed Forces warned warned that the army would take severe measures in response to any attack. The Strength of the United Nations in Lebanon expressed their concern about the escalation of violence and asked the parties to work to maintain stability in the region.
These new attacks compromise the truce that had been established between Israel and Hezbollah in November after a prolonged period of conflict. In Gaza, the situation also worsened, with Israel intensifying the bombing, resulting in more than 400 deaths on one of the bloodiest days of the conflict. Minister Katz, in his statements, threatened the possibility of attaching parts of the Gaza range, if Hamas does not proceed with the release of hostages, even suggesting a “permanent occupation.”
*Report produced with the aid of AI
Posted by Victor Oliveira
