Israeli Army Targets Hezbollah Positions in Lebanon

"The Times of Israel" reported, citing the Israeli army, that its fighter jets have targeted several sites of the Iran-backed group Hezbollah in response to missile attacks from Hezbollah at the border, including the group's secret cell responsible for the recent missile attack at the border. Additionally, the Israeli army stated that the Hezbollah cell responsible for the missile attack on civilians in a settlement near the border was also targeted. The Israeli army claims that two other cells that launched mortars from Lebanon towards the communities of Manara and Yaroun were also hit. The Israeli army did not provide information on possible casualties from these attacks and stated on X media: "In response to the gunfire that occurred earlier today, the Air Force fighters attacked several positions of the terrorist organization Hezbollah in Lebanese territory, including military infrastructures used by Hezbollah terrorists to direct their terrorist operations." According to the Israeli army, Hezbollah also fired a mortar at an army base at the border, which caused no damage, and the army responded with shelling at Hezbollah's position. Since October 8, one day after Hamas's deadly attack in southern Israel, Hezbollah and Israel have been firing at each other along the Lebanon-Israel border. Hamas, financially and militarily supported by the Islamic Republic, targeted Israel with missile attacks on October 7, killing at least 1,400 people, including civilians and military personnel, and taking around 240 hostages, including children, women, and the elderly. In response, Israel began air, sea, and ground attacks on Gaza, calling for the eradication of Hamas. The United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union, Japan, Israel, and several other countries have listed Hamas as a terrorist organization. Earlier, Daniel Hagari, spokesperson for the Israeli army, stated on Friday evening, November 10, that his army attacked a series of Hezbollah targets in response to the infiltration of three Hezbollah drones into Israeli territory. He said, "Our enemies are trying to divert our focus from Gaza, but we remain focused." The Associated Press reported, citing a senior Hezbollah member and a Lebanese security official who wished to remain anonymous, that seven Hezbollah members were killed on Friday morning in Syria. Additionally, since last month, 68 members of Hezbollah have been killed. Reports from Voice of America journalists indicate a significant decrease in rocket fire from Hamas and Hezbollah towards Israel. Images show the Israeli army's artillery attack on Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah has employed new weapons in the war against Israel; Nasrallah stated that pressure on Israel will continue. In response to a drone attack on a school in Eilat, Israel bombed targets in Syria. Exclusive: Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, stated, "The Ayatollah will pay the price for supporting Hamas." Mossad and security services thwarted a Hezbollah terrorist attack plan in Brazil. Civilian casualties are rising amid escalating tensions between the Israeli army and Hezbollah.