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BREAKING: ‘Difficult security incident’ in Northern occupied Palestine - “israel”

At least 5 injuries have been reported after an anti-tank missile was fired from southern Lebanon towards the "Metulla" settlement in northern occupied Palestine, according to Hebrew sources.

Hebrew media: The attack carried out on Metulla was the launching of two anti-tank missiles, the first hitting a military vehicle and the second hitting a rescue vehicle



Hezbollah officially announces the Metulla operation
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In support of our steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and in support of their brave and honorable resistance, and after careful monitoring of the enemy forces at the “Metulla” site, and upon observing a military vehicle moving in the vicinity of the site, and after arriving at the ambush point, the fighters of the Islamic Resistance targeted it with guided missiles, hitting it directly, leading to its destruction and causing those in it to fall between dead and wounded.



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In the past 5 hours, the israeli occupation forces launched several strikes targeting southern Lebanon, according to Al-Manar:

- Artillery and phosphorus shelling hit the vicinity of Al-Aziya hill.
- Artillery shelling targeted the outskirts of Al-Dhahira and Khiam.
- Artillery and phosphorus shelling struck the outskirts of Rashaya Al-Fakhar.
- Warplanes targeted the towns of Khiam and Ramia.
- Machine gun fire was directed at the town of Kfar Kila from the IOF position in Metulla.



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️Lebanese Minister of Transport:

The reports reported by the British newspaper The Telegraph from sources regarding the smuggling of weapons through Rafik Hariri Airport are ridiculous.

If the Telegraph newspaper talks about Rafic Hariri Airport, it should not quote unknown sources.

Israel carried out about a thousand violations of Lebanese airspace, specifically over Rafic Hariri International Airport.

We invite all media outlets for a field tour of all facilities at Rafic Hariri Airport tomorrow morning.

The Telegraph changed its news source regarding Rafik Hariri Airport within one hour and deleted its quote from the Air Transport Association.

We will file a lawsuit against The Telegraph because the statement it issued distorts the reputation of Rafic Hariri Airport without any legal basis.

Lebanese Customs represents the Lebanese state in protecting Hariri International Airport and cannot be questioned.

Weapons are never smuggled through Rafic Hariri International Airport, and everything written in the Telegraph about that is incorrect.



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Lebanon to sue The Telegraph

Lebanon has announced plans to sue the British daily newspaper, The Telegraph, over an article alleging that weapons are being stored in Beirut airport for Hezbollah.

Public Works and Transport Minister Ali Hamieh condemned the article, stating that it "seeks to tarnish the reputation of Beirut International Airport." He urged ambassadors and media outlets to visit the airport to see for themselves that the allegations made by The Telegraph are unfounded.

The Telegraph has not yet issued a response.

Credit @MintPressNews



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️JUST IN: Scenes of destruction near Safad as a result of Hezbollah's launching of dozens of Katyusha rockets.

Violent explosions rock Safad and northeastern occupied Palestine following the launch of a large barrage of about 40 rockets from southern Lebanon.

Hebrew media reports that impacts were made at the "Ein Zeitim" israeli base near Safad, where smoke is rising, and injuries were reported. Reports were also made of power outages in the city. At least two fires have broken out.



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