Israeli Massacres in Lebanon and Hezbollah Strikes Intelligence Bases in Tel Aviv

The southern suburbs of Beirut (Dahiyeh) and wide areas in southern Lebanon witnessed a violent wave of Israeli airstrikes this Sunday morning, targeting residential neighborhoods and infrastructure. These attacks were accompanied by forced evacuation orders from the occupation army for residents of four southern towns: Arnoun, Yahmar, and Zawtar East and West, under claims of military activities in their vicinity.

Field sources reported that the raids on Dahiyeh focused on adjacent buildings, leading to widespread destruction that affected residential blocks surrounding the direct targets. The sources indicated that fires broke out in the Haret Hreik area, with extreme difficulty in determining the nature of the targets due to the intensity and indiscriminate nature of the shelling, which affected civilians.

In the Nabatieh district, occupation forces committed a horrific massacre in the town of Sair Al-Gharbi, where warplanes targeted a three-story building. The attack resulted in the martyrdom of about 19 citizens, most of them women and children who were inside the building, in a bloody escalation added to the series of ongoing violations.

The aerial aggression extended to include the town of Aitit, where three people were martyred as a result of a direct raid on one of the houses, while the town of Sha'itiyeh in the Tyre district was subjected to similar strikes that left a number of martyrs and wounded. The shelling also affected the towns of Rashaf, Sarbin, Ghaziyeh, and Konin, amid intense artillery shelling targeting the border city of Khiam.

In contrast, Hezbollah announced the execution of a series of qualitative military operations at dawn today, targeting strategic sites deep inside Israel. In its statements, the party confirmed the use of swarms of suicide drones and advanced missile barrages to respond to the massacres committed against Lebanese civilians.

Among the most prominent targets hit by the party's response was the Glilot base, which houses the headquarters of Military Intelligence Unit 8200 in the suburbs of Tel Aviv. The statement clarified that the drones accurately hit their targets, emphasizing that these operations come within the framework of defending Lebanon and its people and supporting the Palestinian resistance.

Lebanese resistance also targeted the Ramla base, which is the headquarters of the Israeli Home Front Command southeast of Tel Aviv, with an intense missile barrage. Sources stated that these strikes caused confusion within the occupation's defense system, with widespread activation of air interception systems.

In the Upper Galilee and northern occupied Palestine, Hezbollah announced the shelling of a military division command headquarters and the Nahariya settlement with large missile barrages. The party confirmed direct hits among the occupation forces, in response to attempts at ground incursions and continuous aerial aggressions on border villages.

On the ground at the border, Hezbollah fighters targeted a gathering of occupation soldiers at the Al-Malikiyah site opposite the town of Ayta al-Shaab using a guided missile. A gathering of occupation military vehicles was also observed targeted at the Qaba'a hill on the southeastern outskirts of the town of Markaba, leading to the destruction of several of them and casualties.

Sirens continuously blared in more than 58 Israeli settlements along the border with Lebanon, following the detection of infiltrating drones and missiles. Hebrew media acknowledged significant material damage to several buildings in the settlement of Ofarim in the Western Galilee as a result of exploding suicide drones.

This escalation comes amid the ongoing Israeli aggression that has been escalating since the beginning of March, despite previous understandings for a ceasefire. The escalating bloody attacks have caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Lebanese from their villages and cities, especially in the south, Bekaa, and Dahiyeh.

Reports indicate that the occupation army is pursuing a scorched-earth policy in border areas, by destroying entire neighborhoods and preventing ambulance crews from reaching victims. Despite this, field sources confirm that the resistance still retains its ability to inflict painful blows deep inside Israel and disrupt life in the northern settlements.

The southern suburbs of Beirut (Dahiyeh) witnessed a difficult morning with renewed Israeli raids that follow a clear methodology of destroying residential buildings.