Israel says it hit 100 Hezbollah rocket launchers in Lebanon | BBC News

Israel has launched extensive air strikes on southern Lebanon.

The Israeli military said its warplanes struck more than 100 Hezbollah sites, including a weapons storage facility.

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said Israel is embarking on a "new phase of the war”.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said deadly explosions earlier in the week "crossed all red lines”.

Israel has not said it was behind the attacks - which saw pagers and walkie-talkies explode simultaneously across the country, which killed more than 37 people and injured thousands.

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[TuffySyakoy]

Terrorists don't like being terrorized. The hypocrisy.

[realityuk]

Can see the tears in her eyes, not watching this garbage either

[Richcanvas]

It's choking her to report this great news.

[jeremybernstein]

The fact that Hezbollah began firing rockets from Lebanon seems to be totally missed by the BBC. Israel didn't start a front on its Northern border, Hezbollah did on 8th Oct. They were warned and asked to comply with UN resolution 1701 - they refused. And no one in Lebanon can go against them. So Israel is left with no other choice. Any other country would do exactly the same.

[nobs]

Phone prices have dropped by 50% across the Middle East

[amehsamuel]

Why does the stronger guy in a fight have to always look like the bad guy even if the weaker guy starts the fight in the first place?

[Habaek]

Why does the news anchor of bbc seems like she is about to cry? And i think she really cried behind the camera.

[testtest-bbdt]

"Tensions running high", "crossing the red line", "reaching dangerous level".. haven't we been listening these things from at least 1948?

[CharlieHarper-dx]

The BBC sobbing in their office's.

[elvirabartolome]

Declaration of war? It's been declared in Oct 7.

[AlwyneAvinash]

BBC has ordered a tonnes of tissues to wipe tears

[politicas]

The group "Queers for Palestine" is about to get some competition from 'Lesbians for Lebanon".

[jackdaniels]

This is just stupid. Everyone is talking of a wider war when Israel retaliates but no condemnation of Hezbollah for The Last 1 year of launching rockets neither is that being considered as an act of war.

[Jon-hi]

We haven’t been able to independently verify the footage, but we will show it anyway……and there in a nutshell is the BBC bias.

[xDaviluv]

Did he forget he declared war on October 8?

[douglasgordon]

BBC you are a total disgrace, just another reason not to renew my tv lic RIP shame on you

[vedadescus]

😂 BBC claims Hezbollah doesn’t want escalation… yet they started the war and can end it any day by stop attacking Israel

[borisreljanovic]

Nothing distressing to see here. IDF is actually addressing the terrorist issue unlike US, UK, Europe, Canada and Australia who are actually making situation in the country worse for the law abiding citizens who need to fear to have a say in their own country.

[AIZIkino]

Praying for Israel, what they are going through, attacked from every corner and when they defend themselves and fight terrorism, they are also criticize by privilage people. Stay strong Israel, true liberals will choose to stand by you❤❤❤🇮🇱🇮🇱

[tddoopd]

BBC asking ‘what is being done to protect people (I.e. terrorists) from further explosions of this type?’ 😂😂😂

Imagine asking what is being done to protect ISIS


And this woman is outraged that they’re pushing the bodies of terrorists off buildings???