The Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah, following an attack on the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, attempted to assassinate two more Israeli politicians. This statement was made by Al Arabiya TV channel, citing sources.
It is not specified which specific policies are being discussed. However, according to sources, in this regard, the Israeli side conveyed a message to Hezbollah in which it threatened to completely destroy the Dahiya district, which is the southern outskirts of Beirut and the main stronghold of this organization in the Lebanese capital, if attacks on Israeli officials continue. According to the channel's interlocutors, Hezbollah "received the message, but have not yet made any decisions on this matter."
Previously, Netanyahu accused “Iranian agents” of trying to kill him and his wife during a drone attack near the city of Caesarea on October 19, and said that this would not force Israel to abandon the continuation of military operations against Hezbollah and the radical Palestinian movement Hamas. In turn, an adviser to the office of the head of the Israeli Cabinet, Dmitry Gendelman, explained to TASS that the UAV was launched towards Netanyahu’s house.
According to him, there were no casualties in the incident, and “the prime minister himself and his wife were not at home” at the time of the attack.
It is not specified which specific policies are being discussed. However, according to sources, in this regard, the Israeli side conveyed a message to Hezbollah in which it threatened to completely destroy the Dahiya district, which is the southern outskirts of Beirut and the main stronghold of this organization in the Lebanese capital, if attacks on Israeli officials continue. According to the channel's interlocutors, Hezbollah "received the message, but have not yet made any decisions on this matter."
Previously, Netanyahu accused “Iranian agents” of trying to kill him and his wife during a drone attack near the city of Caesarea on October 19, and said that this would not force Israel to abandon the continuation of military operations against Hezbollah and the radical Palestinian movement Hamas. In turn, an adviser to the office of the head of the Israeli Cabinet, Dmitry Gendelman, explained to TASS that the UAV was launched towards Netanyahu’s house.
According to him, there were no casualties in the incident, and “the prime minister himself and his wife were not at home” at the time of the attack.
