He Iran’s massive missile attack against Israeli territory does not stop the Israeli massacre in Lebanon and Gaza. The bombings against Beirut and the Palestinian enclave continued despite calls from the international community for a cessation of hostilities and in a context mutual threats between Tel Aviv and Tehran which further increase tensions in the region.
The Israeli army confirmed this Wednesday that continues to bomb Hezbollah ‘terrorist targets’ in Lebanese capital and returned to urge the Lebanese population not to cross the south of the Litani Riversince it is a combat zone.
“They get rid of fierce fights in southern Lebanon, where Hezbollah members use the civilian environment and civilians as human shields to launch their attacks,” warned the army’s Arab spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, on social networks, an almost identical message to that already launched the day before and does not specify whether they are direct confrontations or air attacks.
The country announced on Tuesday the start of a series of “limited raids” on Lebanese territory to dismantle Hezbollah’s infrastructure and admitted shortly afterwards that, in fact, it had been operating in the region for months.
Already in the evening, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported 55 dead and 156 injured the first day of this ground offensive and in the Israeli bombings in the neighboring country, which left a total of nearly 2,000 dead and a million displaced.
Israel continues to bomb schools in Gaza
At the same time, Israeli forces continue their attacks in the Gaza Strip and this Wednesday they confirmed the bombing of a third school in the Palestinian enclave, allegedly used by Hamas, after attack two other educational centers with Israeli planes, causing several deaths.
At least 25 people died in theIsraeli attacks on school and orphanage which housed displaced people in Gaza City, most of them children, according to information collected by the Palestinian newspaper “Filastin”, linked to Hamas. Three people died and eight others were injured in an accident. Israeli bombing of refugee camp from Nuseirat.
On the other hand, Israeli tanks made an incursion into several areas of eastern and central Khan Younis before partially withdrawing, leaving at least 40 dead and dozens injuredaccording to official Palestinian radio and Hamas media.
Thus, the Israeli offensive has not stopped following the Iranian attack on its territory and international calls for a ceasefire to prevent the conflict from turning into an open regional war. In fact, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured that Iran would “pay” for the attack and Tehran in turn warned that its response would be “much harsher” if Tel Aviv took retaliation.
