Hezbollah intensifies its attacks against Israel

Hezbollah in Lebanon reportedly launched 48 Katyusha missiles at a military point near the city of Safed in northern Israel, and also attacked 9 military points on the border.
Hezbollah made a written statement about its attacks against Israel. The statement states that 48 Katyusha missiles were launched against the Ayn Zaytim military point, located at least 10 kilometers from the border, near the city of Safed, in northern Israel.

Furthermore, Israeli military points located on the border, such as Harba Maar, Marabda, Birka Rishe, Jal al-Alam, Ed-Duhayra, Ramim, Er-Rahib and El Manara, and soldiers gathered in the Sasa settlement were attacked with “guided attacks” missiles and appropriate weapons”.

In another statement, Hezbollah announced that one more of its members was killed in clashes in the border region between Israel and Lebanon in the south. The number of Hezbollah members who have lost their lives in clashes with the Israeli army since October 8 has risen to 85.

IRANIAN MINISTER MEETS NASRALLAH

Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Emir Abdullahian met with Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah to discuss developments in Palestine, Lebanon and the region.

According to the written statement made by Hezbollah, Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahiyan and his accompanying delegation met with Hezbollah leader Nasrallah in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, where they went for official contacts. During the meeting, where the latest events in Palestine and Lebanon were evaluated, the situation in the region, the current possibilities regarding the course of events and the efforts made to stop Israel’s aggression against the Gaza Strip were discussed.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abdullahiyan traveled to Beirut yesterday and met with the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri, Prime Minister Naguib Mikati, as well as the Secretary General of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Ziyad al-Nahhale, and with the head of Hamas’s Office of Relations with the Arab and Islamic World, Khalil al-Hayye. …they had joined together.

Abdullahiyan will leave for Qatar after his visit to Beirut. (AA)