Israel-Lebanon Conflict: Amid the tension between Israel and Hezbollah, the commander of Hezbollah’s missile and rocket unit, Ibrahim-al-Kubaisi, was killed on Tuesday (September 24, 2024). When the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed this, there was a discussion on the social media platform X about who is next (in terms of being targeted by Israeli airstrikes)?
Meanwhile, a big warning was issued by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. He made it clear that Israel will continue its attacks against Hezbollah for the time being. Benjamin Netanyahu’s post on X clearly stated, “Hezbollah is taking you (Lebanon) towards the abyss. Whoever has a missile in the living room and a rocket in the garage, his house will not survive.” Listen, What did the Israeli PM say in the video message:
We will continue to worship God.
I have that bathroom – I don’t have that house. pic.twitter.com/Ep2UfpkkXe
— Benjamin Netanyahu September 24, 2024
Hassan Nasrallah is taking Lebanon through the chaos!
The Israeli PM has appealed to the people of Lebanon to “free themselves” from the “grip” of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. He said, “Our war is not with you but our war is with Hezbollah. Nasrallah is taking you towards the abyss. For your own good, free yourself from Nasrallah’s grip.”
Why is the Israeli PM’s warning important? Understand
This comment by Benjamin Netanyahu came after the IDF released some photos in which Hezbollah’s weapons (big rockets) were seen kept in the homes of common citizens. It was informed that Hezbollah is using the homes of common people in this way.
The rocket that you see below is a long-range rocket, stored on a hydraulic system directed toward Israeli civilians and ready to be launched at a moments notice.
This is just one of the 1,300 targets including long-range cruise missiles, heavy-weight rockets and UAVs that were… pic.twitter.com/XHGsKPzxbQ
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) September 23, 2024
Hezbollah should rest easy…: Israeli military chief
Before Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s military chief Harjai Halevi had clearly indicated that Israel was going to intensify air strikes on Lebanon. His statement on Tuesday said, “We must not let Hezbollah sit back and keep working with full force.”
Israeli attacks have killed 558 people in Lebanon
The death toll from Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon since Monday rose to 558 by Tuesday evening, including 50 children and 94 women. A total of 1,835 people were injured, while about 16,500 Lebanese residents were displaced in Beirut and other areas of the country.
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