From Glilot to the Galilee: Hezbollah Strikes Deep into the Zionist Entity, Targeting its Key Bases
In a rapidly escalating confrontation between the Resistance Axis and the Zionist enemy, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon – Hezbollah – continued its extensive and targeted operations, striking deep into the Zionist entity, its sensitive bases, and its military installations. This comes as the enemy intensifies its brutal aggression against the southern suburbs of Beirut and southern Lebanon, leaving behind martyrs, widespread destruction, and exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Strikes on the Strategic Depth: Enemy Bases Under Fire
In a significant development confirming the expansion of its target bank, the Resistance announced the targeting of three sensitive Zionist military bases, most notably the Glilot base, headquarters of Military Intelligence Unit 8200, located on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, more than 100 kilometers from the border. These strikes, carried out with a barrage of sophisticated missiles, send a clear message that the enemy’s strategic depth is no longer safe from the Resistance’s fire.
The strikes also targeted the Haifa naval base and the Mishmar al-Karmel missile defense site south of Haifa, in addition to the Filon base south of Rosh Pina, in simultaneous operations reflecting the resistance’s ability to conduct precise, multi-pronged fire.
The battlefield is ablaze… Tanks targeted and troop concentrations under fire.
On a tactical level, the resistance carried out a series of qualitative operations against enemy forces deployed along the border. A Merkava tank in the town of Taybeh was targeted with a guided missile, achieving a direct hit. Additionally, an Israeli force inside a house in the town of Beit Leef was targeted, resulting in casualties.
Furthermore, troop concentrations and vehicles in Deir Siryan were pounded with artillery shells and drones, achieving confirmed hits. Meanwhile, the shelling of locations such as al-Malikiyah, al-Khanouq, and Adisa continued as part of a focused attrition campaign.
Settlements Under Fire… and the Scope of Response Expands
In an effort to solidify the deterrence equation, the resistance targeted the settlements of Kiryat Shmona, Avivim, Metula, and Doviv with intense rocket barrages, in addition to shelling military bases and sites such as Shomera and Ghajar. It also carried out drone attacks that accurately struck their targets.
The resistance confirmed that it conducted 70 military operations within 24 hours, indicating an unprecedented escalation in the pace of operations and expanding the scope of the clashes from the border deep into the Galilee and even to the outskirts of Tel Aviv.
Field Superiority and Ongoing Capabilities
According to Hebrew media estimates, these operations reflect Hezbollah’s possession of a large missile arsenal estimated at around 15,000 rockets, with a continuous launch capability. The focus on using precision-guided and anti-tank missiles and drones enhances the effectiveness of the strikes and their impact on the ground.
The resistance also recorded notable defensive achievements, including forcing an enemy warplane to retreat over Nabatieh, targeting a helicopter with a surface-to-air missile, and shooting down an armed drone over Mansouri.
A brutal aggression against the southern suburbs and the south… and the escalating humanitarian catastrophe.
In response, the Zionist enemy intensified its attacks, targeting the southern suburbs of Beirut with a series of airstrikes that hit residential buildings in the Rahab area, threatening to bomb large areas including Haret Hreik, Ghobeiri, Laylaki, Hadath, Burj al-Barajneh, and Chiyah.
The aggression extended to southern Lebanon, where the Al-Sama’iya School was targeted, and houses were burned in Naqoura. Airstrikes also hit the towns of Yater, Arnoun, Barashit, and Hanouyeh, while artillery shelling targeted the outskirts of Maroun al-Ras, Yaroun, and Bint Jbeil.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced the deaths of five martyrs in an airstrike on the town of Shaqra, as the humanitarian crisis worsens. The UNHCR confirmed that more than one million people have been displaced since the escalation of the aggression in early March.
A new equation is emerging: aggression is met with retaliation, and the battlefield dictates the terms. Amid this mutual escalation, the Lebanese resistance is imposing new equations on the ground, based on expanding the scope of its attacks, striking deep inside enemy territory, and attrition warfare against the enemy’s forces on the border, in response to Zionist aggression targeting civilians and infrastructure.
With operations continuing at an escalating pace, the confrontation appears to be entering a more sensitive phase, characterized by: fire deep inside enemy territory, steadfastness on the battlefield, and an open-ended battle until the aggression is defeated.