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Civilians killed as Israel targets sites in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley
The focus is in the Bekaa Valley because parts of it are considered Hezbollah strongholds.
The Bekaa Valley lies between the eastern mountain range and the western mountain range and behind the eastern mountain range is Syria and many believe there are roots from Syria to Hezbollah strongholds. That they can get weapons into the country and also Israel believes that there are weapons storage sites here in Bekaa Valley.
Ultimately we have seen civilians being killed.
Yesterday there was a funeral for 15 people – members of the same family that were killed here in Bekaa Valley.
Hezbollah continues limited strikes on Israel
As Lebanon endures a morning of heavy bombardment by Israeli warplanes, Hezbollah has announced two attacks via statements on its official Telegram channel.
Most recently, it said that it unleashed a salvo of Fadi-3 missiles against Israel’s Ramat David Airbase about 20km (about 12.5 miles) southeast of the city of Haifa. Israeli media reported that air raid sirens sounded in towns surrounding Haifa, but did not report any casualties from the attack.
Earlier, the group said that it launched a barrage of Fadi-1 missiles at the town of Kabri.
Israeli Air Force pounds targets in Bekaa Valley
Israel’s military said jet fighters have attacked “dozens” of Hezbollah targets in the Bekaa Valley and various areas of southern Lebanon and the attacks are continuing. Buildings were targeted in the strikes where weapons were stored and sites where rockets were launched into Israel, the military said.
The was no mention made of the number of casualties from the attacks.
The aftermath of Israeli strikes in Beirut
Children with their families lie on the ground in Beirut’s Martyrs’ Square after fleeing the Israeli air strikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs
The devastation in the Haret Hreik neighbourhood of Beirut’s southern suburbs, in the aftermath of the first wave of Israeli strikes on September 27 that levelled several buildings
Families sit on the ground in Martyrs’ Square after fleeing the Israeli air strikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs
