Hamas will survive Israel’s planned raids in Rafah: Hezbollah chief
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has said that Israel will not be able to eliminate Hamas even if it enters Rafah, a local media outlet reported.
Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has said that Israel will not be able to eliminate Hamas even if it enters Rafah, a local media outlet reported.
The embassy said,''Our countries, who are sadly well versed in civilian loss, stand united in hopes of a speedy recovery for the injured and solace for the family of the bereaved.''
IDF said it identified a group of operatives at an anti-tank missile launch site, from where the attack was conducted earlier.
Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shia military group, has vowed to retaliate against Israel's "brutal aggression" after two journalists from Lebanese TV channel Al-Mayadeen were killed in Israeli attacks on the southern village of Tayr Harfa.
Four Lebanese were reportedly killed in confrontations between Hezbollah and the Israeli army.
Israeli military chief Herzi Halevi's statement follows Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah's escalation warning to Israel as Gaza war continues to rage.
Nasrallah also claimed that Hezbollah attacks on Israel in the north along the Israel-Lebanon border have forced the Israeli military to divert its troops and weapons from Gaza to the Lebanese front.
Iran has warned Israel that “the Middle East will go out of control” if it continued its war in Gaza.
Israel has declared a war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip in response to the militant outfit's October 7 terrorist attack, in which more than 1,300 people were killed.
Mortars were also fired at an Israeli post from Syrian side of the border and Israeli military retaliated with artillery strikes.
