Many say that the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah is the creation of the Jewish state that embodies the spirit of anti-Israel. Some of the ideologies of this organization, which made its debut in 1985, also mention anti-Israelism. So the Shiite Hezbollah guerrillas are a bigger headache for Israel than Hamas in the Middle East.
The situation is such that Hezbollah and Israel are ready to attack each other at the opportunity. On October 7, the day after the sudden attack by the Palestinian organization Hamas, Hezbollah fighters launched artillery and guided missile attacks against Israel. They said in a formal statement that this attack was carried out on three locations in Sheba Farm in Israel-occupied Lebanon. In the statement, air, sea and land attacks were announced against Israel in solidarity with Hamas.
Israel did not delay in responding to Hezbollah’s attack. According to the information of the country’s army, they also started shelling in the area of Lebanon from which the attack was launched. They also accused Hezbollah of supporting Hamas attacks.
Among those sheltered in Lebanon’s refugee camps are members of several Palestinian organizations. In this damadol of war, their hands are also crushed. They have also vowed to wage war against Israel in cooperation with Hezbollah.
On October 9, Al-Jazeera reported that the Palestinian armed group Islamic Jihad attempted to enter Israel from Lebanon. In a statement, the organization said its Al-Quds Brigades attempted to advance through Lebanon’s southern border towards Israel.
According to the Times of Israel, the army shot and killed several gunmen who infiltrated into Israeli territory from Lebanon that afternoon, including 3 Hezbollah guerillas. 6 Israelis were also injured in the clash.
Meanwhile, on the fourth day of the Hamas-Israeli war today (October 10), tension and a state of war prevail on Israel’s border with Lebanon. Several rockets were reportedly fired from southern Lebanon towards Israel. Al-Jazeera journalist Ali Hashem reported a major explosion in the southern Lebanese city of Nakoura.
Ali Hashem wrote in Al-Jazeera’s series of live news about the ongoing conflict, ‘Lebanon is not a war zone at the moment. But it has now become the site of one raid after another.’
He indicated that the tension was rising after the Israeli retaliatory attack killed 3 Hezbollah fighters. Lebanon’s name is now involved in the game of revenge and counter-revenge.
