Rocket attack in Tel Aviv. (file)
A rocket from Lebanon exploded in Tel Aviv on Monday. This attack took place after the attacks of Israel on Lebanon. The IDF says the explosion in Tel Aviv was caused by a rocket from Lebanon that landed in an open area. The IDF says the sirens were not sounded earlier because protocol requires no warning to be issued if there is no threat from a rocket.
No injuries are currently reported. Additionally, the IDF says about 45 rockets were fired from Lebanon at the Golan Heights, which fell in open areas. Residents of Tel Aviv and Ramat Heshron areas heard a loud explosion. No warning sirens were sounded before the explosion. Sirens were sounded in the areas of Naharia and Gesher Hazio around 6 pm in connection with the infiltration of aircraft.
We regret the death of Lebanese soldiers.
However, the Israeli army on Monday expressed regret over the death of three Lebanese soldiers in an attack in southern Lebanon a day ago, saying that it is not fighting the country’s army. Israel said its troops believed they were targeting a vehicle belonging to the terrorist group Hezbollah. Last week, after top Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed in Gaza, Hezbollah said it was entering a new phase in its fight against tyrannical Israeli troops. Sinwar was the main plotter of the attack on southern Israel on October 7 last year, after which a fierce war broke out.
The fight will continue until the goal is achieved.
Israel’s allies, Gaza residents and others have expressed hope that Sinwar’s death would pave the way for an end to the war, but both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas have vowed to continue fighting until their goals are achieved. what is
Netanyahu has promised to destroy Hamas and release dozens of people held hostage by the group. At the same time, Hamas says that it will release the hostages only in exchange for a permanent ceasefire, the complete withdrawal of the Israeli army from Gaza and the release of Palestinian prisoners.
No fighting with the Lebanese army.
The Israeli army said it was not operating against the Lebanese army. Let me tell you that the Lebanese army is not strong enough to impose its will on Hezbollah or to protect Lebanon from an Israeli attack. The Lebanese army has been largely isolated during the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah for the past year.
