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Intensified Shelling in Southern Lebanon and Air Raid Sirens Near Ben Gurion Airport

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Intensive shelling by Israel in southern Lebanon has led to significant casualties and air raid sirens in Israel, particularly near Ben Gurion Airport, amidst ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.


Escalating Conflict: Israel's Intensified Assault on Southern Lebanon

The situation in the Middle East has dramatically escalated as Israel launched an extensive military operation in southern Lebanon, specifically targeting the suburbs of Beirut. Reports indicate that over 60 rockets have been fired from Lebanon into Israeli territory, with significant strikes aimed at the Western Galilee region, including the city of Haifa. Air raid sirens have been activated across central Israel, notably around Greater Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport, leading to a temporary halt of flight operations.

Casualties and Damage: The Human Cost of Ongoing Violence

The ongoing conflict has resulted in substantial casualties, with the Lebanese Ministry of Health reporting over 2,000 fatalities and nearly 10,000 injuries since the onset of Israeli attacks on October 8. In a recent development, the Israeli army confirmed the deaths of two soldiers and injuries to two others due to clashes in southern Lebanon. The military's operations have been characterized by both aerial bombardments and ground incursions, targeting Hezbollah positions and infrastructure within Lebanon.

Hezbollah's Response: A Cycle of Retaliation

In retaliation, Hezbollah has intensified its missile strikes against Israeli towns, claiming successful hits on military targets. The group has reportedly launched missiles towards northern Israeli towns, including Karmiel and Kfar Vradim. This back-and-forth exchange of fire has raised concerns about a further escalation in hostilities, as both sides continue to engage in violent confrontations, defying international calls for restraint.

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