According to IRNA News Agency, Lebanon's Hezbollah has launched a coordinated missile and drone attack that reportedly annihilated 130 Israeli settlements along the Lebanon-Israel border. This marks one of the most intense assaults since the beginning of the conflict in October 2023, with Hezbollah claiming responsibility for the substantial damage inflicted on infrastructure and housing in northern occupied Palestine.
Zionist media sources have confirmed the scale of the devastation, highlighting that approximately 1,023 buildings, including key infrastructure centers, have been destroyed. The attacks have targeted settlements such as Kibbutz Manara and Qiryat Shemona, resulting in severe structural damage. The Israeli Ministry of War recently acknowledged the efficacy of Hezbollah's attacks on military bases and residential areas, especially in the northern Gaza region.
The conflict, ignited last October, has seen Hezbollah's increased military engagement as part of its strategy to support Palestinians amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian tensions. Hezbollah's offensive, comprising over 3,000 missiles, has significantly impacted Israeli military capabilities in the region. The Lebanese resistance movement asserts that its actions aim to halt Israeli aggression against Gaza, where nearly 38,000 civilians, predominantly women and children, have perished since the conflict's onset.
Al Mayadeen, a prominent news outlet in the Middle East, reported that the recent attacks are part of a broader campaign by Hezbollah to exert continuous pressure on Israeli forces. This "war of attrition" has severely disrupted life in northern occupied territories, raising concerns over potential wider regional destabilization.