Harbor incident caused by same issue

The article discusses the explosion that occurred last week in southern Lebanon, where the estimated amount of explosives was around 700 tons of detonated materials. These explosives were detonated by the Israeli army in response to Hezbollah’s use of facilities beneath Mount Shuf in command rooms and weapon depots. The blast caused an earthquake, extensive destruction, and a cloud of dust, closely resembling the Beirut port explosion on August 4, 2020, in terms of strength and devastation. In this context, the article points out that Israel is targeting Hezbollah’s tunnel and its cache in the south, and it notes that Hezbollah has attempted to hinder investigations into the port explosion for years. This reflects how these events are connected to the proliferation of explosive materials and the security risks faced by Lebanon as a whole. The article concludes by assigning responsibility for Lebanon’s tragedies and calamities to Hezbollah, emphasizing that the party has used the south to threaten Israel’s security. It clarifies that the source of these disasters is Hezbollah from within Lebanon, not from outside it.

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