South Lebanon Heavy Israeli bombing in tents and phosphorous bombardment of Zawtar al Sharqiya

The Lebanese situation is swinging on more than one political, security and social line. As Prime Minister Nawaf Salam continues to search in New York and Washington for settlements that preserve stability and open the door to recovery and reconstruction, the Lebanese interior remains burdened with continuous Israeli attacks in the south, and a pressing economy. and escalating social demands. In the new field escalation, the Israeli army carried out combing operations with machine guns in the direction of the towns of Hadatha, Beit Yahun and Aita al-Jabal. Wadi Zbeqin in Tire district was subjected to Israeli artillery shelling. In addition, the Israeli army blew up chalets in the city of Khiam after midnight, and a large explosion in the town was reported that resonated in a number of villages in the region, and it was learned that the Israeli forces set fire to the villas west of the tents throughout the day. The detonation caused the electrical feeding lines to be completely damaged and cut off in the Nabea al-Hamam area, resulting in a power outage in the areas of Hasbaya, Shebaa and al-Arqoub. In follow-up to the consequences of the massive bombing, the repercussions of the strong storm still appear in the opposite towns, especially in Jdeidet Marjayoun and Al-Kilai’a. There were serious damage to a number of homes, including windows shattered, and some doors were removed, in addition to cracks in the walls, as a result of the force of the storm caused by the explosion. The damage also affected the Marjayoun National School, where a large part of the windows were destroyed, which prompted the school administration to suspend lessons temporarily, while repairs and replacement of damaged glass were completed, in order to preserve the safety of the students and the educational staff.

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