According to Israeli media, intelligence assessments confirmed that Hezbollah will engage in the conflict should Gaza be invaded. Tensions on the Lebanese-Israeli border have escalated as Hezbollah targeted ‘Mount Tayyarat’ near the town of Yaron with precision-guided missiles. In response, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched artillery strikes on the outskirts of Yaron.
The Islamic Resistance targeted the Minara near Mays al-Jabal using guided missiles. Israeli airstrikes continued through the early hours of the morning, affecting the areas around the towns of Rmeish and Aita Al-Shaab and targeting Lebanese army positions.
In the Western sector, villages experienced a tense night with intense shelling until almost midnight. The targeted areas included Alma al-Shaab, Ramyah, Beit Leif, Dahiriye, and Labouna. Flares were launched into the sky above these villages until the early morning hours.
Sirens sounded multiple times in Israeli settlements near the Blue Line, which are now vacant.
Explosions were heard in the Tyre and Bint Jbeil districts, caused by the Iron Dome’s interception of missiles. The skies witnessed anti-aircraft activities and military aircraft, causing sonic booms over villages and cities in the south.
Residents from villages near the Blue Line continued to flee to safer areas. In Tyre, over 1,500 Lebanese and Syrian families sought refuge in various shelters, although resources were limited.
Hundreds of Lebanese families have also sought refuge in other areas, including Chouf, Mount Lebanon, and Beirut.
