The Israeli army began an offensive on the ground this morning, in which it was arrested. The Army has explained that it has started "the next phase of the war", but that the attacks will be "restricted, local and selective". Beyond the usual terminology in Israel, the size and characteristics of the invasion remain to be seen. The Zionist Army has ensured that the objective of the attack is to protect the population of northern Israel. The Army has ordered 30 countries in southern Lebanon to leave their homes and villages near the border with Israel and has acknowledged that in the vicinity of the border Zionist soldiers have had "intense fighting" with members of Hezbollah.

Hezbollah has indicated that it has launched artillery attacks on Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon and has launched long-range missiles at two Mossad and Military Intelligence headquarters in the vicinity of the capital, Tel Aviv.

United States support

The Israeli Government has stated that the earth attack has the approval of the United States and the Pentagon has confirmed this. U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has contacted Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant by telephone, who has supported him and asked him to remove Hezbollah's "border attack infrastructures".

The Pentagon spokesman announced on Monday the sending of "thousands" of more soldiers to the U.S. military bases in the area to help Israel "if necessary", at a time when the risk of the armed conflict spreading to the entire Middle East is increasing.

Israel's attacks and threats to several countries

In addition to Lebanon, Israel is also attacking other countries around it, so it has called for justice. Yemen was bombed on Sunday. On Monday he bombed a school in Gaza, causing at least seven deaths, and on Tuesday two other Palestinians have died in the West Bank by Zionist soldiers, police sources have reported. In Syria, the capital of Damascus has been the scene of an Israeli air attack that has killed three people, including a journalist.

In this context, the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has again threatened Iran: “The day Iran is finally free, and that moment will come long before what people think, everything will be different!” And also any possible Middle East adversary: “There is no place outside Israel’s power in the Middle East.”