Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz has stressed that “Beirut is on fire” and that the Shia militia party Hezbollah “has paid and will continue to pay a high price.”
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Tensions in the Middle East continue to persist. After one bloody weekend in Gaza Now that more than 150 Palestinians have been murdered, the Israeli Foreign Minister announced this on Monday Israel Katzhas emphasized that “Beirut is on fire“and that the Shia party militia Hezbollah” paid and will continue to pay a high price” until I “break down”“.
Katz made these statements after a new wave of Israeli bombing of buildings probably related to an association that is said to be behind the financing of the group.
“Hezbollah has paid and will continue to pay a heavy price for its attacks on northern Israel and firing of projectiles. We will continue to attack this Iranian agent until he collapses,” Katz said via his account on the social network and published a photo. of one of the bombings on the capital Beirut.
Katz has insisted that in recent hours “a large-scale attack on the financial infrastructure of Hezbollah in Beirut and other parts of Lebanon “There are huge fires in Beirut after more than 15 buildings were bombed after residents were asked to evacuate,” he stressed.
The Israeli army’s offensive in Gaza, which was provoked after the attacks of the Islamic organization in the Hebrew countryThe month of October last yearhas already claimed thousands of lives in the Gaza Strip, but the conflict has moved to Lebanon after the Israeli army invaded the country in its offensive against Hezbollah.
More than 150 Gazans were killed this weekend in Israeli attacks on the Palestinian enclave, about 84 on Saturday and at least another 70 early Sunday morning in a bombing in Beit Lahia (north), which also injured more than 40.
The UN increases the number of displaced people and refugees due to the escalation of the conflict in Lebanon to 1.2 million
More than 1.2 million people have been forced to leave their homes as a result of the escalation of the conflict in Lebanon, the scene of heavy Israeli attacks in recent weeks, according to a tally prepared by several UN agencies.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) already has nearly 800,000 internally displaced persons.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), which has also expanded its attacks into Beirut, is issuing daily orders for the evacuation of certain areas in anticipation of future bombings, moves aimed at wiping out the infrastructure of the Hezbollah party militia but which target civilian populations indiscriminately.
Source: EITB
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