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The Israeli Army again attacked Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon

Published: January 10, 2024
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The Israeli army carried out airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon this morning and during the past night.

As announced, the fighter plane hit the military building and other infrastructure of the extremist organization in the border town of Labuneh.

Earlier this morning, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that the Hezbollah target in Nakura, from where missiles had been fired at Israel earlier, had been hit.

Last night, a fighter jet hit the Hezbollah military complex in Kfarshuba, and on Tuesday, an observation post in Kiam, in the south of Lebanon, was reported by the Israeli media.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah released the name of its member killed in a recent Israeli attack.

With his death, the number of operatives of that pro-Iranian organization killed has increased to 159, since the cross-border clashes began on October 8.

20 civilians were also killed, including three journalists.

In the north of Israel, nine soldiers and three civilians were killed, the Israeli authorities announced, Beta news agency writes.

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