After an attack of about 340 missiles.. Hezbollah publishes a video of the bombing that targeted Tel Aviv (video)

On Sunday evening, Hezbollah broadcast footage that it said documented the bombing of Israeli military bases in Tel Aviv, central Israel, which was subjected to the most intense missile bombardment with hundreds of missiles.

The party explained in the video that the Israeli bases were bombed with drones and "Fadi 6" and "Qader 2" missiles. The footage showed the moment drones and long-range missiles were launched in the morning towards Tel Aviv.

The scenes also included Hezbollah fighters preparing to bomb the Glilot base on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, which is described as "Israel's intelligence arm," with "Qader 2" missiles.

Scenes broadcast by #Hezbollah, which it said showed the Islamic Resistance targeting the Shraga base of the Israeli enemy army, located between the cities of Nahariya and Acre, northern Israel. #News pic.twitter.com/kQqLCpm9cX

— Al Jazeera Channel (@AJArabic) November 24, 2024

The party concluded the scenes with footage documented by the settlers’ cameras, showing the extent of the destruction and the great anxiety resulting from the missile bombardment from Lebanon.

Hezbollah said on Sunday that it had attacked a military target in Tel Aviv with a barrage of high-quality missiles and a squadron of drones, stressing that the operation had achieved its goals.

The party indicated that it targeted the Glilot and Palmachim bases on the outskirts of Tel Aviv with a salvo of high-quality missiles, in addition to an attack with suicide drones that targeted the Ashdod naval base, which is 150 kilometers from the border.

340 missiles launched

In turn, the Israeli Army Radio reported that nearly 4 million people entered fortified rooms in Israel on Sunday after 340 rockets were launched from Lebanon targeting northern and central occupied Palestine.

The Israeli army radio said that sirens sounded more than 500 times in northern and central Israel after hundreds of rockets were fired from southern Lebanon, and while Israeli planes bombed the southern suburbs of Beirut, Hezbollah published a picture with the words "Beirut meets Tel Aviv."

Photos broadcast by Hezbollah of targeting the Maalot-Tarshiha settlement with Malik-2 missiles #Gaza_War #News pic.twitter.com/2FOm9t5PZZ

— Al Jazeera Channel (@AJArabic) November 24, 2024

The Israeli Home Front Command announced that sirens were activated in dozens of towns north and east of Netanya and the vicinity of Hadera for the third time today, Sunday, while Channel 12 Israel confirmed hearing a huge explosion in the central Israel region.

The Israeli ambulance service announced that 11 Israelis were injured in Nahariya, Haifa, Petah Tikva, east of Tel Aviv, and Kfar Blum in the Upper Galilee, as a result of missile attacks launched by Hezbollah from Lebanon.

On Sunday morning, violent explosions were heard in Greater Tel Aviv after it was targeted by missiles from Lebanon for the second time, while the Israeli Army Radio announced that nearly 4 million people headed to shelters after sirens were activated in central Israel.

The Israeli Home Front Command reported that sirens sounded in Nahariya, Acre, Haifa Bay, and Kabri, in addition to Kiryat Shmona, Ras al-Ain, Sharon, Dishon, Baram, Dovev, Sasa, Ma'aliya, Ma'alot-Tarshiha, Shlomi, Shatula, Shomera, Even Menachem, Dalton, and Rehaniya in the Upper Galilee and towns near Lake Tiberias in the Lower Galilee after rockets were fired from Lebanon.

Sirens also sounded in Majdal Shams in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights after rockets were fired from southern Lebanon. Israeli Channel 13 confirmed that fires broke out in sites in Nahariya and Haifa following direct hits by rockets fired from Lebanon.

Raids on Beirut suburb

The Israeli occupation army launched a series of additional air strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut on Sunday after issuing a warning to evacuate some of its areas, according to the official Lebanese National News Agency.

The agency said, "A series of violent raids targeted Haret Hreik, Bir al-Abed and Ghobeiry in the southern suburbs of Beirut."

Earlier, the agency reported that “the Israeli occupation warplanes launched two violent raids on the southern suburb of Beirut - the Kafaat area.” It added that “the two raids caused massive destruction over a large geographical area.”

Successive Israeli raids on the southern suburbs of Beirut after the Israeli army issued new warnings to bomb buildings in Ghobeiry and Choueifat Al-Amrousieh #News pic.twitter.com/gK5Btr0hyy

— Al Jazeera Channel (@AJArabic) November 24, 2024

The party added that it bombed a gathering of Israeli enemy forces east of the city of Khiam 4 times, and also bombed Israeli gatherings on the southeastern outskirts of the town of Deir Mimas.

In eastern Lebanon, Hezbollah announced that it had intercepted an Israeli Hermes 450 drone in the airspace of the western Bekaa with a surface-to-air missile and forced it to leave.

The Israeli army also issued warnings to bomb new buildings in Haret Hreik, Ghobeiry, Burj al-Barajneh, Hadath and Choueifat al-Amrousieh in the southern suburb.

Immediately, Hezbollah published a picture with the caption, "Beirut meets Tel Aviv." The Israeli army also warned the residents of the villages of Zutar Sharqiya, Zutar Sharqiya, Arnoun, Yahmar, and Al-Qasiba in the south of the country to evacuate in preparation for the bombing, and asked them to head north of the Awali River.

In turn, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said that 58 people were killed and dozens were injured in a preliminary toll of Israeli raids that targeted several areas of the country.

The Ministry of Health stated that among the martyrs were 20 people in the Israeli raid on the Basta area in the capital Beirut, and 24 martyrs in the raids on the Bekaa region, including 4 children.

For its part, the Lebanese army announced the killing of a soldier and the injury of 18 in an Israeli bombardment of an army center in Al-Amiriya in the Tyre district in the south of the country.

Source: Al Jazeera + Agencies