Hezbollah Reports ‘Qualitative’ Strikes on Israeli Forces in Northern Occupied Palestine

Hezbollah issued three statements detailing missile strikes on Israeli forces gathered in Al-Labouna and two additional attacks on the Khillet Warda area.

The Lebanese resistance group said that on Sunday alone, it released 38 statements about targeting Israeli military facilities, bases, troop positions, and settlements across northern occupied Palestine.

Early Monday, Hezbollah’s operations room described a “qualitative and combined” operation involving the launch of dozens of missiles and drone strikes on Acre and Haifa.

According to the statement, drones evaded Israeli radar systems and reached the Golani Brigade’s training camp in Binyamina, south of Haifa, resulting in multiple casualties among Israeli officers and soldiers preparing for an offensive on Lebanon.

Hezbollah also confirmed a missile strike on the 7200 military center south of Haifa, a key preparation and maintenance facility for Israeli forces.

The Lebanese resistance group further targeted a military gathering at the “Hunin” barracks and launched artillery strikes on troop movements in the southern Lebanese town of Kafr Kila.

For the fifth time, Hezbollah reported striking an Israeli military concentration in the Al-Manara settlement with missiles.

Hezbollah emphasized that the missile and drone operation was aimed at Acre and Haifa, noting that the drones successfully bypassed radar defenses to reach the Golani Brigade camp in Binyamina.

The Islamic Resistance operations room vowed to continue its response to Israeli military aggressions, highlighting a recent major operation in southern Haifa that led to significant casualties.

The statement said that the Israel regime was conducting “cowardly” security operations and assassinations, including the assassination of Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, and said that Israel underestimated Hezbollah’s resolve.

The group criticized Israel for ignoring its warnings and persisting in its military activities, particularly in Beirut and Dahieh.

In retaliation for these atrocities, Hezbollah’s leadership is resolved to respond at times and locations of its choosing, using its capabilities both openly and covertly.

Hezbollah elaborated on its recent complex operation, which involved launching rockets at various targets in Nahariya and Acre to challenge Israel’s air defenses.

Concurrently, its air unit deployed drones—some used for the first time—towards several areas in Acre and Haifa.

These drones reached their target in the Golani Brigade training camp in Binyamina, where they exploded in a room occupied by officers and soldiers, including senior ranks, preparing for a military operation against Lebanon, resulting in heavy casualties.

Hezbollah underscored the severe blow dealt to Israeli forces in this coordinated attack on southern Haifa.

The resistance group pledged to defend Lebanon in memory of its fallen martyrs, following strategic plans personally supervised by the late commanders.

The operations room also announced that a detailed statement would be released soon, outlining the ongoing battle between Islamic Resistance fighters and Israeli forces along the Lebanon-Palestine border.