Amidst the ongoing Gaza war that erupted in October 2023, Hezbollah, an Iran-backed militant group based in Lebanon, has intensified its attacks against Israel. Since the conflict began as a result of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, Hezbollah claims to have executed 692 attacks, targeting 48 Israeli border sites, 12 rear sites, and 50 new military points.
The Lebanon-Israel border has been a hotspot, witnessing heightened tension since the initial Hamas attack, leading to Israeli retaliation with heavy artillery in southeastern Lebanon. Confrontations persist, with a recent incident involving Israeli forces firing at a Lebanese civilian from the Motella settlement, resulting in serious injuries.
Simultaneously, Hezbollah reports targeting gatherings of Israeli soldiers near the Hadab Al-Bustan site. The toll from these clashes stands at 217 deaths on the Lebanese side, including 158 militants and 37 civilians. The situation remains volatile, reflecting the complex dynamics in the region.