Missiles fired from Lebanon towards Isreal who retaliated against Hezbollah base


 

Between 25 and 30 missiles flew from Lebanon to Israeli territory adjacent to the border.  According to Israel's army radio, several cars were parked in that area.  It caught fire.  However, no casualties were reported.  Israel is not sitting idle.  They are counter-attacking Hezbollah bases in Lebanon.



 Hizbullah has admitted the attack targeting Israeli territory.  They said that they sent drones loaded with explosives to target the Israeli army base in Sheba near the border.  Al Qassam Brigades of Hamas has also admitted the missile attack targeting Israel.  The armed group Hamas and the Israeli army are engaged in a terrible war in Gaza.  Hamas fired mortars from tunnels at Israeli tanks approaching Gaza City.  Gaza's emergency services said 15 people were killed in an Israeli attack on Buraij refugee camp.  The Israeli army said they arrested 49 suspects from Gaza.  21 of them are members of Hamas.


 The United Nations has expressed concern about the lives of Palestinians.   Israel attacked the Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza.  Human rights organizations of the United Nations have also expressed their anger about this.  In a statement, Benjamin Netanyahu's government has broken "international law".  It is a 'war crime'.  Meanwhile, hospitals in Gaza are reported to have run out of fuel.  The chief of the Israeli army confirmed the truth of the news.  He said fuel will be supplied to hospitals in Gaza to save comatose patients.  However, it will be seen that it does not fall into the hands of Hamas in any way.  Israel has also decided to kill Hamas in Gaza.  Because of that, they have already stopped the supply of electricity, food and fuel there.  The generator in the hospital was running with whatever fuel was available.  This time it is on the way to the end.  At least 8,000 people have already died in Gaza due to Israeli military attacks.  Half are children.

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