Beirut, January 9 (Prensa Latina) Gunfights dominate today on both sides of Lebanon's southern border due to the ongoing Israeli bombardment and the response of the resistance fighters (Hezbollah).
According to local reports, Tel Aviv Armed Forces warplanes fired rockets into the city of Kafr Kila, paralleling a machine gun attack that hit some neighborhoods of the city.
Local channel Al Manar correspondent Ali Shoeib reported that Israeli artillery also attacked the outskirts of the cities of Hula, Mays al-Jabal and Aitaroun.
According to the National News Agency representative in the southern city of Tire, enemy aircraft flew over the airspace of the western and central sectors on the border.
The media reported that an Israeli drone carried out a guided missile attack on a Rapid vehicle on the Ghandouriya Highway.
At the same time, the state agency reported that the surrounding areas of Aita al-Shaab, Yaroun and Maroun al-Ras in the Bint Jbeil district were targeted by attacks from Tel Aviv at dawn.
Amid this scenario, Hezbollah announced in a statement the attack on the Israeli site of Al-Malkiya in support of the people of Gaza and in solidarity with the Palestinian fighters.
For its part, Hebrew Channel 12 reported on the impact of suicide rockets or drones in the Upper Galilee and on the activation of alarm sirens in the settlement of Safed.
The Israeli press recognized the impact of rockets or suicide drones in the army's northern command base in Safad.
Since October 8 last year, the Lebanese resistance has carried out more than 670 operations and 494 attacks on sites, military bases and the deployment of Israeli soldiers along the border.
Following the assassination of Hamas deputy chief Saleh Al-Arouri and his associates last week in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Hezbollah reiterated its response and commitment to the liberation of occupied Lebanese land and the people of Gaza in the face of constant Israeli aggression.
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