The Shia group Hezbollah claimed this Tuesday the “total, complete and exclusive responsibility” of Saturday’s drone attack on the private residence of the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahuin the region of Caesarean sectionin the center of Israel.
“The Islamic Resistance announces its total, complete and exclusive responsibility for the operation of Caesarean section that targeted the house of war criminal and leader of Zionist fascism Netanyahu“Hezbollah’s head of media relations said in statements to the press, Mohamed Afif.
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On Saturday, Netanyahu himself accused Hezbollah of trying to murder him and his wife in the attack on his private residence in Caesarea, where two of the three drones launched by the armed group were intercepted and no victims were recorded in the incident.
Afif’s press conference in the southern suburbs of Beirutknown as the Dahyewas interrupted after the Israeli army issued an evacuation order in that area and, shortly after, a bombing hit near the place where the journalists were, according to the Lebanese National News Agency (ANN).
“Our battle is long and our path is arduous and thorny“, indicated the Hezbollah official during the conference, in which he promised the return of residents to the areas most affected by the bombings of Israel: the Dahye, the oriental Bekaa Valley and the south of Lebanon.
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On the other hand, Afif admitted that Israel captured Hezbollah fighters, although he did not specify the number, despite the fact that the Jewish State affirms that it has held four members of the Shiite movement since the beginning of the ground invasion of southern Lebanon since the beginning of the month. .
“It is normal in battle to kill the enemy and for the enemy to kill people in our ranks, cause wounds and have them inflicted on us; capture him and capture ours“, noted the person in charge, who accused Israel of “lack commitment to the ethics of war” and held him responsible for the “health status” of their captured combatants.
