Hezbollah ‘targets’ Israeli Iron Dome missile systems

Hezbollah said in a statement that it’s fighters have conducted multiple operations at the northern side of the Israeli-occupied territories, targeting a number of Iron Dome missile systems as well as artillery bunkers stationed there.

The statement noted that the rocket attack was conducted in reprisal for the Israeli strike on the village of Doueir in southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah forces also fired several heavy-caliber Burkan missiles at the Zarit barracks, which serves as the headquarters of the Israeli army’s Western Battalion, in response to the Israeli aggression against the southern Lebanese town of Majdal Zoun.

The fighter group said it also hit several other Israeli sites, including the al-Samaqa site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shuba hills, the Ramim barracks and the al-Malikiyah site.

Furthermore, they used a kamikaze drone to target a gathering of Israeli troops at the al-Marj site, hitting the designated targets precisely and causing casualties.

It is important to note that Israel and Hezbollah have been engaged in a deadly firefight since early October of last year, when the regime began a genocide against the Gaza Strip in response to a surprise attack by the Palestinian resistance organization Hamas.

Officials from Hezbollah have stated time and time again that they are ready for conflict with Israel, even if they do not desire one.

Hezbollah put up a fierce fight against Israel during its two wars against Lebanon in 2000 and 2006, which forced the regime to flee.