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Islamic Terrorists Launch Massive Rocket Barrage into Northern Israel
Hezbollah's escalating attacks force Israelis into bomb shelters as tensions rise.
Over the past few days, Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed Islamic terrorist group based in southern Lebanon, has launched an unprecedented barrage of rockets into northern Israel. The attacks, which began after Israel eliminated a senior Hezbollah commander, Talib Abdullah, also known as Hajj Abu Talib, have seen well over 300 rockets fired into Israeli territory.
Key Points of the Escalation:
Intense Rocket Fire: On Wednesday, Hezbollah fired approximately 215 rockets into Israel, followed by another 150 rockets and 30 drones on Thursday, according to The Times of Israel. This relentless assault has forced hundreds of thousands of Israelis to seek refuge in bomb shelters.
Widespread Impact: The rocket attacks have ignited numerous fires across northern Israel, significantly deteriorating air quality and posing additional risks to the population.
Hezbollah's Arsenal: With an estimated 150,000 rockets at its disposal, Hezbollah's firepower surpasses that of Hamas during its October 7 offensive. The group is equipped with advanced weaponry and maintains a formidable force of around 20,000 terrorist fighters, effectively operating as a paramilitary organization.
Hezbollah's ultimate objective is the eradication of Israel and the targeting of the United States globally. The group has a significant presence in international criminal activities, including drug trafficking, firearms trafficking, and money laundering, further underscoring its extensive reach and capabilities.
As this crisis unfolds, the resilience of the Israeli people and the preparedness of their defense forces remain critical in the face of these persistent threats. The international community watches closely, recognizing the profound implications of Hezbollah's actions on regional stability and global security.
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