Hezbollah announces never-ending fight against Israel.

The tense situation in the Middle East has reached new heights as Hezbollah, a militant group, launched over 100 rockets across a broader and more extensive area of northern Israel. These rockets landed near the city of Haifa, as Israel responded with hundreds of airstrikes on Lebanon. As both sides continue to exchange attacks, it seems that they are spiraling closer towards an all-out war.

In the early hours of Sunday, the rocket barrage was a direct response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon that resulted in numerous casualties, including a high-ranking Hezbollah commander. The group also suffered an unprecedented blow when their communication devices were targeted. The rocket attack triggered air raid sirens across northern Israel, causing thousands of people to rush to shelters for safety.

One of the rockets hit a residential building in Kiryat Bialik, a community near Haifa, injuring at least three people. The impact also set buildings and cars on fire. Avi Vazana, a resident of the area, quickly took his wife and nine-month-old baby to a shelter before going back outside to check for any injured individuals. He described the chaotic scene, saying, "I ran without shoes, without a shirt, only with pants. I ran to this house when everything was still on fire to try to find if there are other people."

Meanwhile, in Lebanon, the Health Ministry reported that three people were killed and four wounded in the Israeli strikes near the border. However, it did not specify whether they were civilians or combatants. This increasing violence has sparked fear and uncertainty among the people living in Israel's north.

At the funeral of top Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Akil on Sunday, the group's deputy leader Naim Kassem declared an "open-ended battle of reckoning" with Israel. He warned of further displacement for the people in Israel's north, saying, "We admit that we are pained. We are humans. But as we are pained, you will also be pained." Kassem also vowed to destroy Israel's economy and claimed that the rocket barrage was only the beginning.

This intense conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalated after an Israeli airstrike in Beirut on Friday killed over 45 people, including one of Hezbollah's top leaders and innocent women and children. The group was already facing significant damage after an attack that caused thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies to explode. In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that his country would take whatever action necessary to restore security in the north and allow people to return to their homes. He also emphasized that no country could tolerate the indiscriminate rocketing of its cities.

According to the Israeli military, they have carried out around 400 strikes in southern Lebanon over the past 24 hours, targeting militant sites and rocket launchers. Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani, an Israeli military spokesman, stated that these attacks successfully prevented a more massive attack. He also expressed concern for the hundreds of thousands of civilians who are now under fire in northern Israel, saying, "Today we saw fire that was deeper into Israel than before." The military also reported intercepting aerial devices fired from the direction of Iraq, as Iranian-backed militant groups claimed responsibility for a drone attack on Israel.
In a series of intense and alarming events, Hezbollah has launched a barrage of over 100 rockets across a vast and expansive area in northern Israel, some of which landed dangerously close to the city of Haifa. In response, Israel has retaliated with hundreds of strikes on Lebanon, escalating tensions between the two sides.

As the conflict intensifies, a leader of Hezbollah has declared an "open-ended battle of reckoning," indicating that both sides are on the verge of an all-out war. The rocket attacks on Sunday were a direct response to Israel's aggressive attacks in Lebanon, which have resulted in numerous casualties, including a high-ranking Hezbollah commander. The situation became even more dire when Israel launched an unprecedented attack on the group's communication devices.

The rocket barrage set off air raid sirens across northern Israel, causing thousands of people to seek shelter in a state of panic. One rocket struck near a residential building in Kiryat Bialik, injuring at least three people and causing widespread damage to buildings and vehicles. Avi Vazana, a resident of the community, recalls the chaos as he rushed to a shelter with his family before going back outside to check for any injuries.

Meanwhile, in Lebanon, the Health Ministry reported that three people were killed and four others were injured in Israeli strikes near the border. It is unclear at this time whether the victims were civilians or combatants. Hezbollah's deputy leader, Naim Kassem, spoke at the funeral of the group's commander Ibrahim Akil, vowing to continue their attacks on Israel and threatening further displacement for those living in the north.

In a show of defiance, Kassem declared that the rocket barrage on Sunday was only the beginning, and promised to target Israel's economy in retaliation. This comes after a deadly airstrike in Beirut on Friday that killed over 40 people, including women and children, and one of Hezbollah's top leaders. The group was already reeling from a previous attack that caused their pagers and walkie-talkies to explode.

In response to the ongoing attacks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to take whatever actions are necessary to restore security in the north and allow people to return to their homes. He condemned the rocketing of Israeli cities and emphasized that his country will not tolerate such aggression.

The Israeli military has also taken action, carrying out a wave of strikes on hundreds of militant sites in southern Lebanon, including rocket launchers. According to Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani, these strikes have successfully thwarted a larger attack that was planned. He also mentioned that multiple aerial devices were intercepted from the direction of Iraq, after Iran-backed militant groups there claimed responsibility for a drone attack on Israel. As the conflict continues to escalate, the safety and security of civilians on both sides remain a top priority.

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