Region in turmoil
The escalating conflict in West Asia, particularly the clashes involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran, signals the beginning of a potentially far-reaching regional crisis.
The escalating conflict in West Asia, particularly the clashes involving Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran, signals the beginning of a potentially far-reaching regional crisis.
The assassination of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, marks a significant shift in the conflict between Israel and the powerful Shi’ite paramilitary group.
The protest saw locals rallying in solidarity with the people of Lebanon and Gaza, condemning the recent Israeli air strikes in Lebanon.
The escalation of violence between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon is a stark reminder of the fragile balance in the region and the devastating consequences of such hostilities.
Three people have been killed and hundreds of Hezbollah members injured as the pagers that they were using to communicate exploded across the country, the Lebanese media reported on Tuesday evening.
Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, was also injured in the blasts but is out of danger.
Israeli and Hezbollah forces engaged in extensive exchanges of fire early Sunday morning along the Israel-Lebanon border, marking a significant escalation in their longstanding conflict.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, Hezbollah’s armed wing, stated that it had successfully completed what it called "the first phase of its operation".
Al-Manar reported that heavy rocket fire, explosions, and sirens were heard in Western Galilee.
At least five civilians were injured as Hezbollah launched a series of drone attacks on military targets in northern Israel on Tuesday, local media reported.
