Israeli Army: High Commander of Hezbollah Killed

The Israeli Army announced on Tuesday that it killed a senior commander of Hezbollah's missile unit, while Israel and the militant group continued to exchange fire, and Israeli mass bomber campaigns caused the deaths of over560 people.

The Israelite army identified him as Ibrahim Kobe, responsible for throwing missiles into Israel, according to Israeli officials.

Meanwhile, according to Deputy Adviser for National Security Ion Finer, officials of President Biden's administration are engaged in talks with allies to help stress between Israel and Hezbollah.

We're working real time here in New York and in the capitals of the world”, Said Mr. Finner. We cannot publicize all the details of these sensitive talks, but we want the conflict not to escalate”.

Mr. Finner avoided questions about whether fighting has already turned into an open fight with Lebanon, for which the United States causes pressure to avoid it as it continues the year-long Gaza conflict. But he said that one <x0 Major War> is not in the interest of Israel or Lebanon.

Thousands of people left the southern part of Lebanon as the parties drew ever closer to an open war. In Beirut and the coastal town of Sidon, displaced families slept in improvised shelters in school objects. Hotels are packed beyond capacity and chamber prices went beyond the budget of many families, forcing those who found no shelter to sleep in cars, parks, and across the sea.

Lebanese health authorities said the death toll from Israeli bombings on Hezbollah militants over the past two days reached 558 people.

Israel's Army Said It Will “does whatever is necessary” to remove Hezbollah from the border of Lebanon with Israel. Israel and Hezbollah exchanged attacks from the beginning of the war between Israel and Hamas. On Monday Israel began bombing the southern and eastern parts of Lebanon. Some 1,600 people have been injured during the last two days.

Today's “Hezbollah is not the first Hezbollah week. The shots to the command and control centre, to its members, to the weapons all were very serious attacks”, Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said.

Thousands of people fled the southern part of Lebanon, carrying the main route to Beirut, at the first wave of these proportions since the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah.

Hezbollah threw about 100 missiles towards Israel on Tuesday, according to the Israeli Army. / VOA