Hezbollah Bombards Israeli Bases and Settlements in “Operation Protective Edge”

Hezbollah announced a wide-ranging series of “Operation Protective Edge” targeting Israeli military and industrial sites in northern occupied Palestine. The group confirmed that the bombardment included the settlements of Kiryat Shmona and Nahariya, as well as the Misgav base and the Yodivat military industries company near Haifa.

The statement explained that the resistance also bombarded the Ami’ad base north of the Sea of ​​Galilee and the Samson base to its west, in addition to the headquarters of the enemy army’s Northern Command (the Dado base), the Ein Zeitim base north of occupied Safed, and the Haifa naval base and the Tirat Carmel base.

The party emphasized that these strikes come as a direct warning to the enemy within a series of escalating operations aimed at establishing a deterrent equation.

Meanwhile, Israeli media reported that sirens sounded in several areas, including Avivim in the Western Galilee, amid fears of drone infiltration, while the enemy launched an airstrike on the Masayleh area in southern Lebanon.

These developments reflect a mutual escalation on the ground, with the resistance asserting its continued targeting of sensitive enemy sites, while the latter attempts to respond with limited airstrikes that do not halt the pace of operations.