The occupation launches raids on the Beirut suburb, and Hezbollah targets Israeli military sites with qualitative missiles

The Israeli occupation launched several air strikes at dawn on Thursday on different areas in the southern suburbs of the capital Beirut. Meanwhile, Hezbollah announced targeting military sites of the occupation with qualitative missiles for the first time.

The Lebanese News Agency reported that "the enemy warplanes launched 9 raids on the southern suburbs," targeting the areas of Haret Hreik with 3 raids, Al-Abyad neighborhood (Al-Rayah Stadium Street) with 2 raids, Al-Laylaki-Al-Marija with one raid, Al-Maamoura with one raid, Burj Al-Barajneh with one raid, and a raid on the American neighborhood.

The raids also targeted areas near Beirut International Airport. Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported that minor damage was caused to Beirut Airport and its runways by Israeli raids at a short distance from it.

The newspaper quoted a security source as saying, "The airport is still operating and the last plane arrived at midnight, coming from Dubai. New flights will arrive starting at six in the morning, coming from Egypt, and then they will follow one after the other from Riyadh, Kuwait, Cyprus, and others."

Video captured near Beirut airport of Israeli raids pic.twitter.com/CRO8TOv7u3

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Hezbollah bombards with qualitative missiles

Hezbollah announced that it had targeted 6 bases and 3 military sites in northern and central Israel with missiles. It targeted two of the bases for the first time with qualitative missiles.

In central Israel, Hezbollah said it had bombed the Tserfin base near Ben Gurion Airport, south of Tel Aviv, with a salvo of Fateh 1 missiles, noting that this base contains military training colleges.

He added that the Fateh 1 missile entered service for the first time. It is a surface-to-surface missile with a range of 300 km and carries a 500 kg warhead.

In another attack, Hezbollah reported that it had targeted the Bilu base in Tel Aviv for the first time with a squadron of suicide drones that accurately hit their targets, noting that this base belongs to the reserve paratroopers brigade of the 98th Division of the Israeli army.

In northern Israel, the party announced that it had attacked for the first time the Haifa naval base in Haifa Bay with a squadron of attack drones, which accurately hit their targets.

He explained that this base belongs to the Israeli Navy and includes a fleet of missile boats and submarines.

He also stated that he launched a complex operation on the Stella Maris naval base northwest of Haifa with a salvo of high-quality missiles and a squadron of attack drones that accurately hit their targets.

He explained that this base is a strategic base for marine monitoring and control on the North Coast.

Hezbollah also noted that it targeted the Zevulun military industries base north of Haifa with a missile salvo. It also reported that it had bombed the Rawiya base in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights with a missile salvo, noting that this base is the headquarters of the armored battalions of the 188th Brigade in the Israeli army.

In the occupied Golan Heights, Hezbollah said it had fired two missiles at the Yoav barracks and the Kela camp.

The party added that it launched an attack with a suicide drone on the headquarters of the Nahal Gir Shom Brigade, affiliated with the 91st Galilee Division, where the drone accurately hit its target.

He stated that he had bombed a Merkava tank in the settlement of Metula with a guided missile, which led to it burning and its crew being killed and wounded.

In the north, the party also announced that it had targeted the city of Safed and 9 settlements with rockets: Beria, Katzrin, Meron, Bar Yohai, Rosh Pina, Goren, Sasa, Kiryat Shmona (twice), and Kafr Soold (three times), in addition to targeting 11 gatherings and movements of soldiers in northern Israel and southern Lebanon.

In southern Lebanon, the party said it targeted two gatherings and four movements of Israeli forces on the northeastern outskirts of the town of Maroun al-Ras with rocket salvos and suicide drones.

In a separate statement, the Resistance Operations Room in Lebanon called on the settlers who were warned to evacuate their settlements not to return to them, as they could be turned into military targets.

The statement said that the resistance forced the enemy to remain stationary at the front-line villages and prevented it from approaching the Litani, stressing that the resistance had arranged its structure and increased the launching of missiles and drones at Israel, including Tel Aviv.

For its part, the Lebanese Ministry of Health announced the killing of 40 people and the injury of 53 in Israeli raids on several towns in the Baalbek region in the east of the country.

Source: Yemen Youth Net + Agencies + Al-Araby Al-Jadeed