Sirens sound again in Tel Aviv. Israel is on “high alert” after the death of Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasralá, In an Israeli attack carried out this Friday in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. The country’s army He fears the conflict will intensify after the incident.
Israel’s armed forces reported this Saturday that the country was on high alert due to the possibility of the situation triggering a broader conflict, Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani said at a news conference, according to a press conference. The Washington Post.
At almost the same time, in a television appearance, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman Daniel Hagari warned that The conflict is not over because “Hezbollah has more capabilities”. The Israeli army remains on “high alert 24 hours a day.”
Israeli armed forces attack Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon after eliminating Nasrallah, “one of Israel’s greatest enemies,” Hagari said before informing that Gatherings of more than 1,000 people will be restricted until Monday evening in various regions of the country.
The ban, which came into force immediately, comes “after an assessment of the situation”. The Israeli army had already announced that it would remain on “high alert” against Possible reprisals or an escalation of the conflict after the operation which cost the life of the leader of Hezbollah.
The sirens are ringing
Air raid sirens have already sounded across central Israel, including its capital Tel Aviv. Loud explosions were heard afterwards A missile fired from Yemen was intercepted, as indicated Reuterswhich cites the Israeli army as a source of information.
The alarms went off for the risk of falling shrapnel during its interception. At least that’s the Second Earth-Land missile aimed at central Israel this Saturday.
Israel also reported on Saturday that it had intercepted A long-range projectile launched from Lebanon and that he was in the West Bank when he was shot.
Furthermore, the Israeli Defense Forces reported several intercepted missiles coming from Lebanese territory. Early in the morning, a device targeting HaAmakim and Galilee was stopped.
In Upper Galilee, a dozen projectiles launched from Lebanese territory were identified, some of which were intercepted. Other objects fell into open, uninhabited areas.
For his part, Israel continues to attack “objectives” in the east and south of Lebanon, as launchers, weapons and warehouses, according to military sources cited by Efein addition to buildings in the suburbs of Beirut.
“It’s not over”
Israel is aware that military operations against Hezbollah did not end with Nasrallah’s death. This was also recognized by the FDI spokesperson.. “It’s not over, Hezbollah has more capabilities,” Hagari said in the same televised intervention.
Hagari celebrated Nasrallah’s death and noted that he was “one of Israel’s greatest enemies of all time” and posed a threat to citizens. “Delete made the world safer”he pointed out.
In this line, the Minister of Defense of Israel, Yoav Gallant, who was the first person in the Netanyahu Benjamin cabinet to refer to the death of Nasralá, responsible, accused, of “Murder of thousands” of Israelis, civilians and soldiersas well as foreign citizens.
This Saturday, the IDF confirmed the death of Nasrallah after attacks launched Friday against one of Hamas’ underground bases in the Dahieh district, south of the Lebanese capital.
During the last nightthe Israeli army bombed “140 Hezbollah terrorist targets”, including dozens of launchers who “pointed at Israel’s rear” and other buildings where “weapons were stored.”
The IDF in turn confirmed The deaths of other senior Hamas leaders who were with Nasralá at the time of the attack, including Ali Karki. Israeli sources point out that among the fatal victims are The deputy commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Abbas Nilforoushan.
