The leader of the Khizball Lebanese movement Hassan Nasell made the first appeal after the communication devices exploded in Lebanon for two days in a row. He accused Israel of a series of explosions and violation of "all conventions, laws and red lines."
Nasellla called the attack “Perhaps unprecedented”, noting that the movement “suffered a strong and cruel blow”. “These are terrorism in its purest form <...> these are war crimes or, at least, a declaration of war,” said the leader of Hizballs.
According to him, the devices exploded in civilians, including in hospitals. At the same time, as notes The New York Times, from the beginning of the war in the Middle East, the Hizballs missiles released in Israel also caused the wounds and death of civilians.
Nasellla said that the goal of the Israeli attack was to force the group to stop shelling Israel. He noted that this would not happen. The leader of the Hizballa promised “Retribution” to Israel, but refused to discuss his details: “I will not talk about time, form, nor about the place.”
While Nasrolla was playing, Israel dealt new blows to targets in the south of Lebanon. The Israeli defense army, commenting on these actions, said that she intends to “destroy the terrorist potential and infrastructure” of the Lebanese movement.
“The IDF seeks to ensure security in the north of Israel in order to enable residents to return to their homes, as well as to achieve all the goals of the war,” the Israeli military press release says.