The Israeli occupation talks about the assassination of the commander of the Hezbollah missile system

The Israeli occupation army claimed, on Monday, that it killed Muhammad Kamel Naim, the commander of the anti-tank missile system in the Radwan Force affiliated with Hezbollah, in a raid in the Nabatieh region in southern Lebanon.

The Israeli army said in a statement that its air force planes raided the Nabatieh area in Lebanon and "eliminated Muhammad Kamel Naim, the commander of the anti-tank missile system in Hezbollah's Radwan unit."

The army claimed - according to the statement - that Naim "was responsible for planning and executing several attacks, including launching anti-tank missiles towards the home front in Israel."

Hezbollah did not immediately comment on the Israeli army statement.

On the other hand, the Israeli army indicated that Hezbollah had fired rockets towards the north and center of the country in the last few hours, some of which were intercepted and the rest fell in open areas without causing any injuries, according to the army.

He added that the warplanes raided, after a monitoring and targeting operation, the launch pads in southern Lebanon that were used in the launch operations.

Since September 23, Israel has expanded the scope of the genocide it has been committing in the Gaza Strip since October 7, 2023, to include Lebanon by launching air strikes on the capital Beirut, in addition to ground incursions in the south.

The Israeli raids in Lebanon, until Sunday evening, resulted in 1,539 deaths and 4,471 injuries, including a large number of women and children, in addition to the displacement of more than 1,340,000 people, according to official Lebanese data.

Hezbollah responds daily with missiles, drones and artillery shells targeting military sites of the occupation army, but Israel announces some of its human and material losses while military censorship imposes a strict blackout on most of the losses, according to observers.

Source: Anadolu Agency