Israel Launches Deadliest Attack on Lebanon, 182 People Killed in Intense Airstrikes

Israel Attacks Lebanon: Just a few days ago, Israel launched a pager attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon, killing 37 people. Now, Israel has launched its deadliest attack on Lebanon, killing 182 people in intense airstrikes.

The war between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas has been going on for more than 11 months. However, Israel’s war is not limited to Hamas alone. Hezbollah, a terrorist organization from Lebanon, has also joined the fight against Israel. As a result, a war has started between the Israeli army and Hezbollah. Both sides have been attacking each other from time to time. However, Israel’s attacks have caused significant damage to Hezbollah. Just a few days ago, Israel launched a pager attack on Hezbollah, killing 37 people and injuring around 2,900. Not only that, but Israel also launched attacks on Lebanon, causing widespread destruction. Today, Israel has launched its deadliest attack on Lebanon yet.

Israel Launches Intense Airstrikes on Lebanon

The Israeli army had warned the people of Lebanon to stay away from Hezbollah’s strongholds, as they would be launching a major attack soon. Israel even sent warnings to the people of Lebanon through their phones. Today, Monday, September 23, the Israeli army launched intense airstrikes on southern and eastern Lebanon.

More than 182 People Killed

So far, more than 182 people have been killed in the intense airstrikes launched by the Israeli army in Lebanon. The death toll is expected to rise further.

Over 700 People Injured

The airstrikes launched by the Israeli army on Lebanon have injured more than 700 people. Many of the injured are in critical condition.

More Attacks to Come

Since the war began, this is the deadliest attack launched by Israel on Lebanon. However, it’s not the end. The Israeli army has made it clear that they will continue to take action against Hezbollah in Lebanon. Therefore, the Israeli army has advised the people of Lebanon to stay away from Hezbollah’s strongholds.