The Israeli bombings have caused a stir in Lebanon. The explosion of all kinds of electronic equipment, including pagers and walkie-talkies, solar panels, laptops and radios, has heightened tensions not only in Lebanon but across the Middle East. Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes are once again terrorizing Lebanon.
In a speech on Thursday following a massive explosion in Lebanon, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah called Israel’s actions a declaration of war. But as Nasrallah addressed the nation, Israel was firing rockets into Lebanon.
More than 1,000 Hezbollah rocket launchers destroyed
The IDF targeted Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon and destroyed hundreds of rocket launchers that Hezbollah intended to use to carry out explosions on Israeli territory. The Israeli Army said our warplanes attacked and completely destroyed about 100 rocket launchers, each with 1,000 barrels.
Tensions in the Middle East rise
Israel has yet to take responsibility for the multiple attacks in Lebanon. Tensions in the Middle East have further increased after the explosion of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon, killing more than 35 people. Tensions were already high due to the war between Israel and Hamas, and now the events in Lebanon have heightened them. Therefore, given the current situation, many airlines in the region have cancelled many flights to avoid any unpleasant situations.
How terrible was the Lebanon attack?
Pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria. A beeping sound was heard for a few seconds before the explosion. Some pagers exploded while they were in pockets, while others exploded when they were taken out of pockets or bags after hearing the beeping sound. Many pagers exploded in people’s hands.
Twelve people were killed in the explosion, including a little girl. 4,000 people were seriously or moderately injured. Many people had injuries to their hands and legs. More than 500 people were blinded. Some people had torsos damaged, and some had their lower bodies blown off in the explosion.
Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, lost one eye and had another severely damaged. The dead included children of Lebanese lawmakers and family members of Hezbollah fighters who were also hit by the blast.
Likewise, on Wednesday, everything from walkie-talkies to solar panels, laptops and radios were blown up. The attacks killed 20 people and wounded 450.
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