Israeli army claims to have ‘eliminated’ senior Hezbollah official in strike on Beirut suburb

The Israeli army announces that it has “eliminated” a senior Hezbollah official in a strike on the suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon. In her press release released Tuesday October 8, she presents Souhail Hussein Husseini as “the commander of Hezbollah headquarters”the place where is “oversaw logistics within the terrorist organization.” According to the army, it “played a crucial role in arms transfers between Iran and Hezbollah”, he “was responsible for the distribution of advanced weapons among Hezbollah units.” Follow our live stream.

“We will continue the fight,” promises Benjamin Netanyahu. In a televised message broadcast on the occasion of the first anniversary of the October 7 attack, the Israeli prime minister pledged to achieve this “sacred mission”namely eliminating Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Hezbollah claims to have fired a salvo of rockets towards the main Israeli military intelligence base, Glilot, near Tel Aviv. This base would also house, according to Israeli media, the headquarters of Mossad, Israeli foreign intelligence. The pro-Iranian Islamist movement had already announced that it had targeted this base in August and October.

Israeli soldier killed in northern Gaza Strip. The Israeli army announced on Tuesday morning the death of one of its soldiers, killed in the northern Gaza Strip. Another soldier was seriously injured in the same “incident”. In another statement, the army said that an Israeli soldier was seriously injured in southern Lebanon.

The Israeli army is increasing its bombings in Lebanon. She claimed to have hit “more than 120 targets” of the Shiite movement in southern Lebanon. According to the Lebanese news agency ANI, the Israeli air force notably carried out “six strikes” successive attacks on the southern suburbs of Beirut, a Hezbollah stronghold. The Israeli army also announced the establishment of four “closed military zones” in the northeast of Israel.


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