Hezbollah resistance against Israel
Fierce clashes continue on Lebanon’s southern border with the occupied territories. The Hezbollah resistance movement says it fired more than 300 rockets and artillery shells at Israeli troops and their positions on Wednesday alone. Meanwhile, the Israeli regime has widened its attack fronts, opening new engagement points in several areas. However, the regime’s efforts to gain ground in Lebanon’s south have all failed. Hezbollah says its fighters have repelled two infiltration attempts by the Israeli military. In addition, Hezbollah used a drone for the first time in its direct confrontations with Israel, attacking an invading force in Ra’s Al-Naqoura and achieving a direct hit. Israel has admitted that 38 soldiers were wounded in ground battles in a matter of 24 hours. Hezbollah also continued its missile attacks on the Israeli positions in northern occupied Palestine. The regime says two settlers have been killed and over 12 others wounded. Israel also continues its savage bombardment of southern Lebanon and the capital Beirut. Lebanese officials said at least five people have been killed in the southern town of Wardaniyeh.
US-Israel Gaza genocide
More than one year into the US-Israeli genocide in Gaza, fresh air and artillery strikes continue to pound the blockaded territory. Refugee camps and hospitals are now the focal point of the regime’s attacks. In one of the deadliest strikes, nearly 20 people, including women and children, were killed following Israeli shelling on the tents of displaced Palestinians at a hospital in the Jabaliya refugee camp. The new fatalities came as the regime intensified its attacks on the camp. Out of 72 Palestinians killed in one day, 55 died in northern Gaza. In central Gaza, an entire family of 11 were killed after their home was shelled in Al-Shuja'iyya neighborhood. In the al-Bureij refugee camp, several people died in an Israeli airstrike. Another journalist was also killed in the regime’s strikes, raising the number of journalists killed in Gaza to 176. The death toll from the Israeli genocide has surpassed 42,000, leaving more than 97,700 others injured.
Stopping Israeli aggression
Iran's foreign minister has called for cooperation among all regional countries to put an immediate end to Israel’s aggressions and continued destruction of infrastructure in Gaza and Lebanon. Abbas Araghchi was speaking in a meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman in Riyadh. He said establishment of peace and stability in the region depends on regional countries’ resistance against Israel's atrocities. Araghchi emphasized that developing relations with neighboring countries to boost security and economic ties is a top priority for Iran. The Saudi crown prince, for his part, voiced serious concern over the expansion of war in the region. Bin Salman said all regional nations must work to protect stability and security of the region. He added that there has been tangible improvement in Tehran-Riyadh relations during the past year. The Iranian minister is now in Qatar to hold high-level talks with the country’s officials on regional developments.
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