Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley Target Hezbollah Infrastructure
On the evening of the 25th local time, the Israel Defense Forces announced that the military is striking Hezbollah infrastructure in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon and other areas within Lebanese territory.
On the same day, Gabi Naaman, the mayor of the northern Israeli town of Shlomi, issued a warning on social media stating, "The conflict may escalate further tonight and in the coming days, and residents must remain more vigilant than usual."
Naaman indicated that, in light of the recent surge in drone attacks by Hezbollah from Lebanon, he has requested the military's rear command and the Israeli education department to suspend the offline education system and fully transition to online remote teaching.
On the night of the 25th local time, reports from Lebanon indicated that the Israeli military launched airstrikes on several towns in southern Lebanon, including Bint Jbeil and Tyre. The Bekaa Valley was hit by at least seven airstrikes. (Reporter: Liang Hui, Yu Peng)
Israeli Defense Forces conducted airstrikes against Hezbollah infrastructure in the Bekaa Valley and other locations in southern Lebanon on the evening of the 25th. Local officials warned residents of potential escalation in conflict, prompting a shift to online education in affected areas. At least seven airstrikes were reported in the Bekaa Valley.
- Israeli Defense Forces are targeting Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.
- Airstrikes occurred in the Bekaa Valley and southern Lebanon.
- Local officials have warned residents of potential escalation in conflict.
- Education in affected areas has shifted to online due to security concerns.
- At least seven airstrikes were reported in the Bekaa Valley.