Israeli blast in South Lebanon causes 4.2 quake
A report indicates that the Israeli army carried out a powerful explosion in the Ali al-Tahir Heights south of Lebanon, near the town of Nabatieh al-Fouqa. It is believed that the target was a network of tunnels and infrastructure belonging to Hezbollah, extending over two kilometers. This action is part of a broader Israeli military escalation that coincides with Israel's election campaign and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to consolidate his right-wing coalition ahead of the scheduled elections on October 27. The explosion caused seismic tremors measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale, according to the Lebanese National Center for Geophysics. The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the complete destruction of underground passages, which were prepared for use by Hezbollah, spanning more than two kilometers in length. This development occurs as Netanyahu seeks to strengthen right-wing alliances amid increasing regional tensions. The Ali al-Tahir Heights are located between the towns of Kfartbneit and Nabatieh al-Fouqa and are of strategic geographical and military significance.
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