And it mentioned the so-called “Islamic Resistance in Iraq“In a statement, it said that it “targeted a vital target in the occupied territories using a drone, in support of our people in Gaza.”
The Israeli army said on Sunday that it had “intercepted two suspicious air targets on their way from Iraq without causing any casualties,” stressing that they “did not violate Israeli airspace.”
This comes amid escalating regional tensions over the war between Israel Hamas movement has been in the Gaza Strip for more than 11 months.
And announced Lebanese HezbollahOn Sunday, it said it had targeted dozens of missiles at military industrial complexes belonging to an Israeli company north of Haifa, in an “initial response” to the bombing of thousands of communications devices in its possession earlier this week.
For its part, the Israeli army confirmed that more than a hundred rockets were launched from Lebanon on Sunday morning and that firefighting teams were working to extinguish fires that broke out as a result, hours after it launched intensive air strikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.
The “Islamic Resistance in Iraq” includes factions, the most prominent of which are the Hezbollah Brigades, the Al-Nujaba Brigades, and the Sayyid al-Shuhada Brigades, which are three factions targeted by American sanctions.
