Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: According to the Al-Ahd news agency, news sources also reported that several rockets were fired by the Israeli enemy around the settlement of Shabaa in southern Lebanon.
Al-Manar's reporter also reported that the Israeli enemy had targeted the eastern suburbs of the city of Aita al-Shaab with drone strikes.
"We attacked Hezbollah military buildings in the Khayyam and Aita al-Shaab areas of southern Lebanon," an Israeli military spokesman said.
Two people were wounded in an Israeli attack on the southern Lebanese settlement of Khayyam, the Lebanese health ministry said.
The Israeli regime, which has not succeeded in the battle against the Palestinian and Lebanese resistance, is bombing residential areas in southern Lebanon and the border with occupied Palestine to compensate for its defeats.
Since the beginning of the Gaza war, Lebanon's borders and occupied territories have also witnessed an exchange of fire between Lebanese Hezbollah and the Israeli army. Lebanon's Hezbollah has insisted on an end to the Gaza war as a condition for stopping its attacks against the Israeli regime.
Hezbollah's attacks in support of the Gaza resistance and in response to the occupying regime's attacks on civilians in southern Lebanon have become a nightmare for Zionist settlers, especially after the assassination of the movement's top jihadi commander, Fouad Shukr. They have fled the northern regions of the occupied territories.
Dozens of settlements in the north of the occupied territories have been evacuated due to Hezbollah attacks, and the areas have become like ghost towns, Hebrew media reported. Residents of the northern settlements say Netanyahu's cabinet has left them to their own devices and is not thinking about solving the crisis in the northern regions.
In other news, the Iraqi Islamic Resistance (IRF) launched a drone strike on the port of Haifa in the occupied territories on Wednesday morning, continuing its series of anti-Zionist operations to support the people of Gaza.