Israeli strikes kill 492 in Lebanon, Hezbollah fires 200 rockets in retaliation

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The Lebanese terrorist organization launched roughly 200 rockets into northern israel in revenge for the assaults by the Jewish country on monday, making it the worst day in cross-data-border fighting since 2006. The Israeli raids on Hezbollah positions claimed 492 lives in Lebanon.
 
Hezbollah launched a flurry of missiles overnight, triggering rocket sirens in Haifa, Afula, Nazareth, and other northern Israeli communities. The organization, supported by Iran, claimed that the strikes were directed at multiple Israeli military stations and airfields.
 
Since the Gaza conflict commenced on october 7 of last year, when various nations appealed for caution, the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah confrontation has escalated worries of an all-out war in the area.
 

ISRAEL-HEZBOLLAH TENSIONS ESCALATE:

• In the Jewish nation's most severe onslaught in over a year of cross-data-border fighting, the Israeli military targeted 1,600 Hezbollah targets in lebanon, sending tens of thousands of people fleeing from towns and villages in the south into the capital, Beirut.
• Israeli strikes on Hezbollah targets resulted in 492 deaths, including dozens of women and children, and 1,645 injuries, according to the Lebanese health ministry. This is the greatest day death toll in lebanon since the conclusion of the 1975–1990 civil war. It was also the worst day in the nation since the Israel-Hezbollah conflict of 2006.
 

• Hezbollah launched about 200 rockets at northern israel on monday night in retaliation for the Jewish nation's lethal attacks on Israel. The israel Defense Forces (IDF) claimed that no injuries or damage was recorded, and that the majority of the missiles were intercepted by its well-known iron Dome defense system.
• Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of israel, stated that the military of his nation was altering the "security balance" along its northern data-border. Lt Gen Herzi Halevi, the chief of staff of the IDF, stated that the armed forces were getting ready for the "next phases" in lebanon and promised to provide more details later.
 

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