The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement on 24 April that it had bombed some 40 targets in southern Lebanon affiliated with Allah forces in southern Lebanon. Earlier in the day, Lebanese Allah forces fired dozens of rockets at a settlement in northern Israel.
An IDF spokesman said the IDF carried out a massive attack within minutes on about 40 Lebanese Allah militant targets in the Ata Ashhayb area of southern Lebanon. The targets of the attack included storage facilities, weapons and other infrastructure used by Allah forces in the area. IDF spokesman said in a statement that Lebanese Allah forces had deployed dozens of weapons and infrastructure in the area for attacks on Israeli rear. The Lebanese state news agency had earlier reported that Israel had launched at least 13 attacks on various areas in southern Lebanon.
Lebanese Allah forces fired dozens of rockets at Israel that day
Before the Israeli army launched the attack, the Lebanese Allah armed forces issued a document earlier that day saying that in retaliation for the Israeli army's attack on Lebanon on the 23rd, the Lebanese Allah armed forces had fired dozens of rockets at a settlement in northern Israel that day.
Half of the Allah armed commanders in southern Lebanon were killed
According to Israeli media reports, on the 24th local time, Israeli Defense Minister Gallant said during an inspection of the IDF Northern Command in the northern border city of Safed in Israel that half of the armed commanders of Allah in southern Lebanon had been killed and the other half were still hiding. The next period is a decisive period of action.
Lebanese Allah militants said they had killed and wounded more than 2,000 Israelis
Lebanese Allah forces said on the same day that they had launched more than 700 rocket attacks on Israel since the outbreak of the new Israeli-Palestinian conflict, causing more than 2,000 casualties on the Israeli side.
Source | CCTV news client