In a statement, Hizbullah confirmed the direct impact of the operation in response to Israeli aggressions against Lebanese localities, especially the repeated bombings against the border towns of Kfar Kila and Kfar Shuba.
As part of its actions in support of the people of the Gaza Strip, the Resistance hit the Samaqa military site in the occupied territory of the Kfar Shuba hills with rockets.
In an initial statement, fighters of the Lebanese movement fired at newly established positions of enemy soldiers west of the Shomera settlement, located three kilometers from the Bustan village.
The Israeli media reported the sound of several explosions in the Galilee region after the activation of alarm sirens in the colonies of Kiryat Shmona, Margaliot and Al-Manara.
In this sense, Tel Aviv Army Radio acknowledged the firing of two anti-tank missiles from Lebanon towards the Al-Manara settlement.
For its part, the Upper Galilee Regional Council reported that rocket impacts were observed in the aforementioned area, located one kilometer from the Lebanese town of Mais al-Jabal.
In this context, a survey conducted by the newspaper Maariv indicated that 39 percent of those interviewed responded affirmatively to the question of an Israeli military operation against Lebanon, while 36 percent opposed the measure, and 25 said they did not know.
In light of the persistent Israeli bombardment of the south of the nation, Hizbullah maintains the opening of the battle front in support of Gaza and has carried out more than 1,650 operations since last October 8.
In this scenario, the vice president of the Hizbullah Executive Council, Ali Damoush, reiterated that the Resistance is ready to confront any attempt to expand the front, in terms of depth, objectives and even the type of weapons used.
At the same time, he emphasized that the pressures and threats from the Americans and Israelis failed and will not change the decision to continue actions in support of the Palestinian people.
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