Israel’ carries out airstrikes inside three South Lebanese towns
The Israeli occupation has launched several airstrikes on three South Lebanese villages after issuing threats to attack.
Israel” has issued a threat to attack three towns in the Lebanese South: Meis al-Jabal, Debbine, and Kfar Tebnit, on Thursday, our correspondent in the area stressed that the threatened locations fall within civilian neighborhoods.
Simultaneously, Israeli reconnaissance drones were heavily surveilling the towns.
Shortly after the initial warning, Israeli warplanes invaded Lebanese airspace and launched two airstrikes on Meis al-Jabal, injuring one civilian.
Our correspondent then reported an Israeli airstrike on a residential home in Kfar Tebnit, in the Nabatieh governorate. An additional airstrike targeted Debbine in southernmost Lebanon.
Nawaf Salam condemns Israeli aggression
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam issued a statement condemning the Israeli threats, reaffirming that Lebanon is actively involved in the meetings of the Quintet.
He stressed that the legitimate question today is: “Where is Israel’s commitment to these mechanisms? How can it continue to engage in intimidation and aggression, when these meetings are supposed to ensure the full implementation of Resolution 1701 and the cessation of hostilities?”
The Prime Minister called on the international community, especially the countries sponsoring the ceasefire agreement, to exert maximum pressure on the Israeli entity to immediately cease its attacks and return to full compliance, including withdrawal from occupied Lebanese territories, ceasing all attacks, and releasing Lebanese prisoners.
