In a series of hostile incidents in Qlayleh today, the main road leading to the town faced targeted airstrikes, resulting in damage to several cars, as reported by the National News Agency in Tyre. The situation escalated with Israeli airstrikes on the Maaliya plain near Qlayleh, south of the city of Tyre. The area witnessed four drone strikes, causing concern over reported injuries. Tragically, three individuals were reported to have lost their lives in the aftermath of intense Israeli airstrikes targeting two vehicles in the Maaliya plain near Qlayleh.
Earlier during the day, Hezbollah launched an aerial attack on a newly established Israeli army command center in the vicinity of the Kiryat Shmona settlement, Al-Khalsa village, using a suicide drone, causing confirmed injuries.
In response, the Israeli Air Force carried out an airstrike targeting the Maaliya plain near Qlayleh, following three drone attacks on the area and Wadi al-Aziyah.
The Voice of Lebanon website reported unprecedented explosions since the start of the war in the South on October 8. The Israeli army fired heavy weapons towards the valleys and mountainous areas near the towns of Aita al-Shaab and Ramya.
Phosphorus artillery shelling targeted the Balaat hill, and the outskirts of the town of Bayt Lif were hit by artillery shelling. Phosphorus shelling targeted Jabal Blat, covering the area with white smoke. Artillery shelling was recorded on the outskirts of the towns of Blida and Mays al-Jabal towards Wadi al-Saluki.
In the early morning, Israeli bombardments targeted Tallet el-Moutran in Hamames, Wata al-Khiam, the outskirts of Aitaroun, Naqoura, Aita al-Shaab, Ramya and the Al-Tarash neighborhood in Mays al-Jabal. The Israeli army carried out two raids on this village.
Several raids were also carried out in the Jabal al-Alam area near the UNIFIL headquarters.
An Israeli drone came dangerously close to a group of press photographers covering the bombardment of Yaroun in the central sector. The town was attacked by two drones loaded with explosives. While one of these drones launched two attacks on the same house, the other flew for a few minutes at a low altitude over the area where the photographers were gathered. The photographers waited for the drone to move away towards the border before leaving the area in a hurry, fearing a raid.
Later in the afternoon, the two passengers of a vehicle were injured during shelling in the area between the two villages of Talwine and Kabrikha. Israeli shelling intensified in the afternoon, with 135 shells falling in the Marwahin, Jebbine, Em el-Tout and Blat areas alone.
The intensity of the artillery exchanges increased as the hours passed. In the late afternoon, nine Israeli soldiers were injured when a shell fired from southern Lebanon exploded on their position near Kiryat Shmona. Shells fell near a Greek-Catholic church in the area.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack. It had earlier announced that it had targeted the Zebdine military site in the Shebaa farms “with appropriate weapons,” as well as the Adamit kibbutz where an Israeli was injured, according to Israeli media.
For its part, Hezbollah announced that it had targeted the Zebdine military site in the Shebaa Farms “with appropriate weapons,” as well as the Adamit kibbutz, where an Israeli was injured, according to Israeli media.
The Israeli army also announced that it had “eliminated a threat from Lebanon,” without giving further details.
On Monday night, Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon intensified. The outskirts of Rmeish, Aita al-Shaab, Yaroun and Bayt Lif were targeted, while drones attacked Aita al-Shaab and Ramya in the central sector.
Also on Monday night, the outskirts of Naqoura, Yarine, Alma al-Shaab and Jebbine were targeted in the central sector, as Israeli aircraft attacked Wadi Hamoul, the outskirts of Naqoura and the mountains of Labbouneh, Al-Alam, Ain Zarqa and Majdel Zoun.
Israeli reconnaissance aircraft also flew over villages in the western and central sectors up to the Litani River throughout the night and into the early hours, while flares were fired over border villages near the Blue Line.
