Israeli Shelling Hits Southern Lebanon Naim Qassem Calls for Resistance
The article focused on the escalation of tensions between Lebanon and Israel. Israel bombed several areas in southern Lebanon using phosphorus bombs, which caused widespread fires. Its forces also faced attacks, including an explosive device targeting an engineering unit, resulting in two soldiers being wounded. Meanwhile, the Israeli army reinforced its troops on the northern front, despite security assessments indicating there was no direct threat from Hezbollah. Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem confirmed that resistance is the only way to liberate occupied territories and demonstrated its ability to do so, while also rejecting the complete disarmament of Hezbollah. In the context of international efforts, a framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Israel under US-sponsored mediation to gradually restore Lebanese control over its territories and withdraw Israeli forces. However, clashes in the south continued amid security concerns, with Lebanese military reinforcements supported by the US to enhance the Lebanese army’s capabilities, which faces significant challenges and calls for additional support to ensure the government’s full authority over Lebanese territory.
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