120 targets in Gaza and Lebanon! The Israeli Army attacked more than 120 “targets” of Hamas Islamists in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanonwhere he also killed two commanders, according to a military statement, after a deadly day in the Palestinian enclave. Medical sources register more than 80 deaths.
“The Armed Forces eliminated (yesterday) two Hezbollah commanders responsible for firing more than 400 projectiles against Israel in October” in the Tire area, a military statement detailed today.
120 targets in Gaza and Lebanon
The deceased have been identified as Mousa Izz al Din y Hasan Majid Daib both, according to Israel, responsible for launching projectiles on Thursday into Haifa Bay and hundreds in the last month.
Among the targets attacked, the Israeli Army listed anti-tank missile launching sites, weapons warehouses, militiamen and command centers in Lebanon, where they are still carrying out a ground incursion that began a month ago.
In the Gaza Strip, the Israeli Army continues a military offensive in the northern area, where humanitarian aid has barely arrived for a month and where two attacks against residential buildings yesterday left 84 dead, including more than 50 children, according to the authorities. Gazans.
The Israeli Army said it had eliminated dozens of militants in air and ground operations in Jabalia (north), as well as in the center of Gaza and in Rafah, in the south of the strip and where local sources denounce the systematic destruction of buildings.
With information from EFE
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**Interview: Understanding the Current Situation Between Israel, Hamas, and Hezbollah**
**Host:** Welcome to our program. Today, we’re delving into the recent escalations in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, specifically focusing on Israel’s military actions against Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Joining us today is Dr. Sarah Ahmad, a Middle East expert and senior analyst at the Global Conflict Institute. Thank you for being here, Dr. Ahmad.
**Dr. Ahmad:** Thank you for having me.
**Host:** Can you explain the context of Israel’s recent military actions, including the significance of targeting both Gaza and Lebanon?
**Dr. Ahmad:** Certainly. The recent Israeli military operations are a response to over a year of cross-border hostilities that have intensified since the war in Gaza began. Following persistent rocket fire and other provocations from both Hamas and Hezbollah, Israel has adopted a more aggressive posture, considering it necessary for national security. The attacks aimed at eliminating key military leaders and infrastructures related to these groups are part of a broader strategy to deter future assaults.
**Host:** We’ve seen reports of significant casualties and targeted strikes—specifically the recent elimination of two Hezbollah commanders. What does this mean for the Hezbollah-Israel dynamic?
**Dr. Ahmad:** The targeting of Hezbollah commanders is quite significant. It signals that Israel is not only addressing immediate threats but also sending a message of deterrence. Hezbollah’s involvement and their capacity to launch projectiles into Israel complicate the situation further. This could escalate tensions along the Lebanon-Israel border and potentially lead to a broader military engagement if Hezbollah decides to retaliate.
**Host:** In conjunction with these hostilities, how is the humanitarian situation in Gaza affected?
**Dr. Ahmad:** The humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire. The recent military escalations have resulted in more than 80 deaths, highlighting the toll on civilians during these conflicts. The ongoing violence severely hampers access to critical resources, medical care, and safe living conditions for Palestinians. This cycle of violence not only exacerbates the humanitarian crisis but also fuels further resentment and conflict in the region.
**Host:** Lastly, what can we expect moving forward? Is there any potential for de-escalation?
**Dr. Ahmad:** While the immediate future looks precarious, the dynamics in these conflicts can change rapidly. The international community, including organizations trying to mediate peace talks, is crucial in this process. However, a lasting resolution will require addressing the underlying issues: security concerns for Israel, as well as the rights and sovereignty of Palestinians. Until there are substantial diplomatic efforts, we may continue to see cycles of violence rather than true de-escalation.
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Ahmad, for your insights on this complex and evolving situation. We appreciate your time.
**Dr. Ahmad:** Thank you for having me.
