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Hezbollah claims responsibility for missile attack on Mossad headquarters near Tel Aviv

Hezbollah claims responsibility for missile attack on Mossad headquarters near Tel Aviv

Hezbollah He claimed responsibility for the missile attack that targeted Mossad headquarters on Wednesday morning. Israelinside Tel Aviv.

Lebanese paramilitary organization praises use of a weapon “Magnitude 1” ballistic missile, in a post on the social media and messaging platform Telegram. The group’s attack was in retaliation for an Israeli operation last week that detonated pagers and wireless devices that killed 30 people and injured thousands. According to reports.

“In support of our resolute Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, their valiant and honorable resistance, and in defense of Lebanon and its people, the Islamic Resistance launched a ‘Qadir 1’ ballistic missile at 06:30 on Wednesday morning, September 25, 2024, targeting the Mossad headquarters in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, which is responsible for assassinating leaders and blowing up pagers and wireless devices,” the statement read. message.

There were no casualties in the Hezbollah attack. Israeli officials said the missile was fired at Lebanon but was intercepted before any damage was done.

“Following sirens ringing in the Tel Aviv and Netanya areas, a surface-to-surface missile passing through Lebanon was detected and intercepted by the IDF Air Defense Array.” in question Israel Defense Forces spokesman.

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Hezbollah and Israel have been launching missile attacks this week in the latest escalation of their ongoing conflict. A senior Hezbollah commander was killed on Tuesday after Israel launched a two-day bombing campaign that killed hundreds of people and forced thousands to flee the region for safety. According to reports.

According to numerous reports, tensions in the region are escalating as Hezbollah and Israel continue their military attacks on each other, with the conflict approaching a full-scale war.