The war in the Middle East did not spread to Gaza, the Red Sea, Iraq, Syria, these places, the borders of Israel and Lebanon. Since the devastating floods in Al-Aqsa on 7 October, Allah in Lebanon has launched more than a thousand attacks in Israel.
In February, Allah in Lebanon launched a fierce battle. On 1 February, they used a massive Volcano missile to fire one or two missiles at Baranit camp in northern Israel. Subsequently, an Israeli military base on Mount Hermon was attacked by anti-tank guns. When the radar at Sheba Ranch was destroyed, the missile also hit the Metaura base.
A few days later, on February 6, Lebanon's Allah party again fired a massive missile at the rami barracks on Israel's northern border. On the 8th, this group even fired a ** missile at the command of the Israeli 769 Brigade. By the 10th, Allah Lebanon had launched a fierce attack on the Qaira barracks on the Golan with rockets of 122 mm caliber.
The war broke out on February 14. Three successive missile strikes by Allah in Lebanon killed Sergeant Sarabanjo of Israel's 91st Gary Division. At the same time, the headquarters of the Israeli Northern Command, the Safar industrial zone, as well as the medical teams that were conducting disaster relief in the area, were also attacked. According to the data, between October 7 and February 1, Allah in Lebanon launched a total of 961 attacks against Israel, two per day, with a peak of 26 per day.
During the fighting, Allah in Lebanon claimed that it had destroyed 24 tanks, 28 armored vehicles, four wagons and destroyed the homes of 500 people, including Israeli troops, in residential areas in the north. In addition, they defeated 26 command posts and headquarters and set up 24 lines of defense. More precisely, they also destroyed radar systems, electronic jamming equipment, as well as surveillance equipment on 237 Israeli borders, 72 against settlements in the north, and 670 attacks on the border.
As the situation deteriorated, Israel quickly evacuated 81,000 Israelis located within 5 kilometres of its northern border, forcing more than 230,000 people from their homes in the north of the country. During this period, Allah in Lebanon fired 244 rockets, 323 artillery pieces, 385 missiles and anti-tank shells, 23 drones and 68 snipers.
Despite the many responses of the Israeli military to the air strikes, it has not been able to stop Allah from continuing its offensive in Lebanon. The Israeli military recently issued a statement against Allah in Lebanon, calling on the entire population to resupply and prepare for power cuts. Israeli forces launched one of the largest air strikes since the beginning of the war, especially since Sergeant Sarabandro was hit by a missile. On 14 February, Israeli air forces launched two major air raids in quick succession, hitting Allah areas in Lebanon, but regrettably, 10 people were killed.
According to the Russian satellite network, Israel found and destroyed the main general and two members of the Guards of the Lebanese Islamist Party Radovan Special Regiment in this battle. As an elite force of 5,000 men, this special unit played an important role in the attack on northern Israel.
As the fighting in Gaza eases, Israel is likely to intensify its attacks on Allah areas in Lebanon. In response, France proposes that Lebanon** withdraw all armed personnel, property and** non-national or United Nations peacekeepers from 25 kilometres of the border.
Lebanese Prime Minister Mikati, in the face of Israel's ongoing abuses and extensive destruction, issued a statement saying he had ordered the foreign minister to immediately refer the charges against Israel to the United Nations Security Council.
The situation was quickly eased after the Israeli air force launched air strikes. However, on 15 February, Allah in Lebanon launched an even more violent counterattack, with 10 rockets and missiles attacking the Israeli town of Shmona, the industrial area of Shmona and military installations in Shmona.
At the same time, Yemen's Houthi groups claim that the war waged against ships in the waters of the Red Sea has already taken a heavy toll on Israel's economy. According to the data, in 2020, the total value of Israel's Red Sea route** was $133 billion, but now this figure has dropped by 70%. This has made Israel's products uncompetitive with 14 countries, and has had a severe impact on Israel's economy.
The conflict in Gaza, the Red Sea attack, and Lebanon's Allah's constant attacks on northern Israel have taken a heavy toll on Israel's economic rating. With a population of more than 9 million, of which more than 2 million are Arabs, Israel accounts for 4 percent of its GDP7% was spent on military spending, but this only ensured the strength of air power, and most of the army's equipment was outdated, and a lot of ** was idle.
February** power stimulation program