Israeli Occupation Forces Continue to Target Lebanese Territory Despite Ceasefire Agreement
Israeli occupation forces have escalated their attacks on Lebanon, targeting towns, cars, and motorcycles in several areas, despite a ceasefire agreement that began on November 27. The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health announced that one person was killed in an air raid carried out by Israeli occupation forces on a town in southern Lebanon. The attack on Abbassiyeh town resulted in one fatality, while another Israeli drone targeted a parked car in Hebbariyeh, resulting in no injuries.
Key Takeaways:
- One person was killed in an air raid carried out by Israeli occupation forces on a town in southern Lebanon.
- The attack on Abbassiyeh town was carried out by a drone belonging to the Israeli occupation.
- Another drone targeted a parked car in Hebbariyeh, resulting in no injuries.
- Israeli occupation forces continue to target towns, cars, and motorcycles in several areas.
- The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health has reported a significant increase in casualties due to Israeli occupation forces' attacks.
- The National News Agency reported that Israeli occupation forces blew up two houses in the border towns of Houla and Meiss Al-Jabal.
- The forces also seized a bulldozer from the house in Meiss Al-Jabal and transported it into the occupied territories.
- The Israeli occupation forces' actions are a direct violation of the ceasefire agreement that began on November 27.
- The Lebanese government has condemned the Israeli occupation forces' actions and called for an immediate halt to the attacks.
Statistics:
- One person was killed in the air raid on Abbassiyeh town.
- The attack on Hebbariyeh resulted in no injuries.
- Israeli occupation forces have blown up two houses in the border towns of Houla and Meiss Al-Jabal.
- The forces have seized one bulldozer from the house in Meiss Al-Jabal.
- The Air raid on Abbassiyeh town was carried out by a drone between 1-2 am local time.
- The drone attack on Hebbariyeh was also carried out between 1-2 am local time.
- The ceasefire agreement that began on November 27 has been repeatedly violated by Israeli occupation forces.
Sources:
- Kuwait News Agency
- National News Agency
- Lebanese Ministry of Public Health