The exchange of missiles between the Shiite militias of Hezbollah and Israel continues in a Middle East that views with fear the escalation of the conflict already underway. spread from Gaza to Lebanon. There are already thousands of displaced people and hundreds of dead due to the Israeli attacks, which in turn have caused Lebanese hospitals to be overwhelmed. In short, an escalation of the war that does not stop and even progresses.
As proof of this, Hezbollah launched for the first time a missile targeting the capital of the Hebrew state, Tel Aviv. More precisely, it was planned attack one of the bases that the Israeli intelligence service, the Mossadaccount near the city. However, the Israeli air defense system – known as David Wave – managed to intercept it, as shown in the images located above these lines.
“The fighters of the Islamic Resistance They filmed this Wednesday around 6:30 a.m. (0330 GMT) a ‘Qader-1’ ballistic missile against the headquarters of the Mossad command in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, responsible for the assassination of leaders,” Hezbollah said in a statement.
The military spokesman to the international press, Nadav Shoshani, however assured that the target of the attack was the city of Tel Aviv “in general” and wondered whether it was directed against the headquarters of the Mossad, as the Shiite militia had claimed. Similarly, the Israeli army reported that at around 6:30 a.m. local time, Air raid sirens sounded in the capital and in the city of Netanya and its surroundings, even though there were no injuries or damage.
The same military statement indicates that the Israeli Air Force attacked this morning the launcher from which the missile was allegedly fired against the capital of the Jewish state and that it would be located in the southern area of Lebanon known as Nafakhiyeh. In addition, during the night, they continued to attack the south and east of the neighboring country against members of the Shiite militia, as well as weapons storage facilities. This is the third consecutive day of bombardments at the border crossings shared by these countries.
