The Israeli army launched several raids on the southern suburb of Beirut, one of which targeted an office for the pro-Hezbollah Al-Mayadeen satellite channel.

The official National News Agency in Lebanon reported that Israel launched several raids on the southern suburb of Beirut, noting that a march targeted a residential apartment in the “Jnah” area near the former Iranian embassy, ​​and that fighter jets raided Haret Hreik, Hezbollah’s stronghold in The suburb.

Later, the agency explained that the raid on the Jnah area targeted the Al-Mayadeen Channel office, which was completely destroyed and located in an apartment in a residential building. Noting that the office was targeted by two missiles and fire broke out inside the apartment.

The channel had evacuated its office in Beirut since the start of the Israeli bombing of Lebanon, and a security cordon was imposed in the area by the Lebanese army, and the road that had been closed as a result of the rubble of the bombing was reopened.

On the other hand, the Lebanese Hezbollah announced that it had confronted an Israeli infiltration attempt in southern Lebanon.

The party said, in a statement according to the Lebanese National Agency, that its members clashed with machine guns and missiles with Israeli forces that attempted to infiltrate Lebanese territory, from the eastern outskirts of the town of Aitaroun, explaining that the Israeli infantry force retreated behind the border, and was bombed during the withdrawal.

The party announced that it was targeting Israel with new drones and precise missiles that it used for the first time, and later it said that it had bombed the “Taa Military Industries” company on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, with specific missiles that hit its targets accurately