Hezbollah fired 165 rockets on Israel, Netanyahu took responsibility for the pager blast

Israel-Hezbollah War: The old enmity in the Middle East is once again on the rise. Lebanon's Hezbollah fired 165 rockets at Israel on Monday, causing devastation in many Israeli cities. Despite Israel's Iron Dome defense system, these rocket attacks injured many people and also damaged buildings.

What is the reason behind the attack?

This attack came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took responsibility for a pager blast against Hezbollah members in September. In response to Netanyahu's move, Hezbollah has described it as an act of revenge. Experts believe that Netanyahu's move has given Hezbollah an opportunity to provoke, which has increased tensions.

Devastation in the northern region of Israel

This attack by Lebanon caused chaos in the northern region of Israel. The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) shared a video of this attack on social media and said that seven people, including a one-year-old girl, were injured due to rockets falling on several towns in northern Israel. People's homes and vehicles have been affected by the attacks in the areas around Galilee, especially in the town of Binah. These injured have been admitted to the Galilee Medical Center, where they are undergoing treatment.

Hezbollah's counter statement

Hezbollah took responsibility for the attack and said that its fighters had targeted the training base of the Paratroopers Brigade in Israel's Carmiel region and Carmel settlement. With this statement, Hezbollah demonstrated its military capability and made it clear that they are always ready to cause more damage to Israel.

Can the tension increase further?

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah is nothing new, but this time the situation is very sensitive. There have been conflicts between the two before, but this time Hezbollah's major attack is a serious threat to regional stability. Israeli officials are now considering further strengthening their military force to deal with the growing threat of Hezbollah.

Conclusion

At present, the situation between Lebanon and Israel remains tense. There is no possibility of a ceasefire from both sides, which may worsen the situation. In such a situation, it has become necessary for the regional powers to try to stop this conflict through diplomatic efforts so that peace can be restored in the Middle East.