Lebanon warns of ‘New War’ while Israel triggers freshly deadly strikes | Israel attacks Lebanese news

Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said his country was in danger of being drawn into a “new war”, because dozens of new Israeli air attacks against the armed group Hezbollah killed at least two people.

Salam issued a warning on Saturday, saying that Israeli “renewed military operations at the southern border” would “bring” troubles to Lebanon and Lebanon.

At least two people were confirmed by the killed and eight other injured by Israeli air attacks, according to reports of the Lebanese National News Agency. Tho of the victims, including one of the killed, are children, it is said, citing the center for emergency emergency cases in the country.

Earlier that day, Israeli artillery and air attacks were hit by South Lebanon, after his army claimed that she had intercepted three missiles from the Lebanese district about 6 km (4 miles) north of the border.

Israel said he was aiming for rocket lapel that he claims to belong to Hezbollah, which is responsible for the attack. The Israeli Army said she had intercepted

The Hezbollah Lebanese group issued a statement that denied any involvement in a series of rocket attacks on northern Israel from southern Lebanon.

In his statement, Hezbollah accused Israel of making an excuse for renovating air attacks and repeated his commitment to the November trial agreement.

Quoting two security sources, Israeli military radio reported that the military response in southern Lebanon did not end.

“There will be additional strikes in the coming hours,” the sources said.

Long -term conflict

On Saturday, the exchanged exchange was the first of Israel abandoned a separate truce In the gauze belt with the Palestinian group Hamas.

Lebanon also blamed Israel for a long -term conflict after If it does not withdraw From all the Lebanese territory, since in November last year, an agreement was proclaimed on the termination of fire.

According to the agreement, the deadline for January was set for Israeli withdrawal, but was later extended to February 18th. Since then, Israel has remained at five locations in Lebanon, and has performed dozens of deadly blows against the alleged goals of Hezbollah.

Salam said on Saturday that “all security and military measures must be taken to show that Lebanon decides on the issues of war and peace.”

In a separate statement, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned “attempts” to destabilize his country and again violence, because he called for action to prevent further escalation of the conflict.

Israel also justified the latest attacks on Hezbollah, saying that the command of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was “in response to a missile fire in Israel.”

In a statement, Netanyahu said that he and Defense Minister Israel Katz sent the Israeli army to “act against dozens of terrorist goals in Lebanon.”

Netanyahu said Israel held the Lebanese government responsible for “everything that takes place in its territory.”

Al Jazeera Zein Khodr, reporting from Beirut, said that “there is a great concern that the situation will be thrown out of control.”

“What we understand that Lebanese officials are talking to a committee led by the US who supervise the ceasefire to try to deceive tensions,” she said.

War overflowing in gauze

The conflict in Lebanon was marked by the most deadly overflow of the war in Gaza, passing over the border for months before escalating in the dazzling Israeli offensive that deleted the top Hezbollah’s best commanders, many of his fighters and most of his arsenal.

The United Nations Peace Forces in Lebanon, known as Unifr, said in a written statement on Saturday that he was “alarmed” by border violence.

“Any further escalation of this unstable situation could have serious consequences for the region,” it said.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, political analyst Sultan Barakat of the Hamad bin Khalifa University of Dohi warned that ” [Israeli] The occupation continues … The resistance will continue. “