Southern Lebanon targeted in Israeli attacks
Large-scale military escalation has taken place in southern Lebanon, where several towns and sites have been targeted by Israeli artillery shelling and airstrikes. These include villages such as Mifdoun, Toulon, Al-Mansouri, and Wadi Al-Salouki, as well as strikes around the Al-Tahir Heights and the town of Nabatieh. This escalation comes amid a statement from Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem, who called for solidarity and resilience in facing the American and Israeli plans, reaffirming that the resistance will continue to defend the land and unify the front to confront the aggression. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun also emphasized that the protection of Lebanese territory must be exclusively in the hands of the legitimate state forces, stressing the importance of ongoing efforts to achieve the country's sovereignty and safeguard the south. Additionally, there is continued pursuit of the case of Imam Musa al-Sadr, who has been missing since 1978 in Libya.
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