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Israel And Hezbollah Exchange Fire Along The Tense Lebanon-Israel Border

 

The Hill: Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in tense exchange on Lebanon border  

The Israeli military exchanged fire with Hezbollah militants on Saturday as skirmishes with the group continue at the Lebanon-Israel border. 

Israel launched airstrikes on multiple Hezbollah positions near the Lebanese border as the Iran-backed militant group launched rockets towards Israeli targets, the Associated Press reported. Hezbollah has repeatedly threatened escalation amid Israel’s war with Hamas, an ally of the group, in Gaza. 

“What the Israelis do to Lebanon will also determine how we will act,” leader Hassan Nasrallah said Friday. “All options are on the table on the Lebanese front.” 

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Israel And Hezbollah Exchange Fire Along The Tense Lebanon-Israel Border 

Israel's military and Hezbollah exchange fire along the tense Lebanon-Israel border -- AP  

After terror group fires mortars over border... Israeli warplanes pound Hezbollah in Lebanon raising fears of escalation -- Daily Mail 

Jets hit sites in Lebanon after rocket fire, even as US says Hezbollah appears deterred -- Times of Israel  

Hezbollah launches missile, artillery strikes on Israeli military positions -- Press TV  

Dramatic footage shows Israel’s barrage of ‘airstrikes on Hezbollah sites’ as troops push deeper into Gaza Strip -- The SUN  

Hezbollah continues striking Israel in wake of Nasrallah speech -- The Cradle



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