Israeli regime’s military confirmed the report saying that several anti-tank missiles were fired from Lebanon, scoring hits, and Israeli forces were responding.

“A number of anti-tank missiles were fired from Lebanon towards an Israel Defence Forces base and military vehicles. A number of hits have been confirmed. The Israel Defence Forces is responding with fire towards the sources of fire and targets in southern Lebanon,” the IDF said in a statement, according to Sputnik.

There were no immediate reports of casualties by the Israeli side.

Tensions between Israel and Lebanon began escalating last Sunday, after Beirut accused Tel Aviv of carrying out a drone attack against the media headquarters of political party and paramilitary group Hezbollah.

After the Sunday aggression in Lebanon and Syria against Hezbollah forces, the leader of the Resistance movement Hassan Nasrallah vowed that the aggression would not go unanswered.

The Hezbollah leader said on Saturday evening that Hezbollah has enough precision-guided missiles in Lebanon for any confrontation with Israel, while warning that the Israeli enemy must pay the price for the recent aggression.

The office of Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri issued a statement saying that the prime minister had called US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss the situation along the border with Israel. According to the prime minister’s office, Hariri had asked “the United States and France to intervene in the face of developments at the southern border.”

According to the latest reports, the exchange of fire has stopped.

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Nasrallah warned the people and government of Lebanon against the enemy’s attempt to turn them against Hezbollah after the aggression, underlining that “it is our right to shoot down Israeli drones.”

“Israel must know that the Lebanese sky is not open to its drones and the resistance to sets the conditions and time and place of targeting Israeli drones in the Lebanese sky,” he further noted.

Nasrallah further added that Hezbollah has enough precision-guided missiles in Lebanon for any confrontation with Israel, while dismissing the claim that the movement possesses any factories to build those missiles in Lebanon.

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Three Israeli drone attacks hit a central region of Bekaa province in eastern Lebanon near the border with Syria, allegedly targeting the positions of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The group, however, said in a statement that the attack had failed to target its posts.

Also, on Saturday night, Syrian Army air defense repelled the Israeli regime’s missile attack near Damascus. The regime in Tel Aviv claimed that it had damaged an Iranian-managed center in the attack.

Iran strongly rejected the claim as the Secretary of Iran’s Expediency Council (EC) Mohsen Rezaei said on Sunday that “Israel and America do not have the power to attack different Iranian centers,” adding, “Measures that Israel and America are jointly implementing in Syria and Iraq are against the international rules. And Syrian and Iraqi defenders will soon respond to them.”

Furthermore, the Secretary of Lebanese Hezbollah movement Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah highlighted on Sunday that Israeli attacks will not go unanswered.

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He also referred to the downing of two Israeli drones in suburbs of Beirut early on Sunday, saying, “Resistance forces will not tolerate the Israeli drones hovering in Lebanese airspace anymore.”

Nasrallah said that first Israeli drone was a sophisticated reconnaissance drone which was filming Hezbollah positions but was come down by rocks while the second one was a suicide drone.

The second drone which was professionally designed to cause casualties hit its target but left no casualties, according to the Hezbollah chief.

He described the drone aggression on Lebanese soil as the first aggression after the 2006 war, underlining “we will defend Lebanon airspace.”

Nasrallah described the Israeli drone attacks last night as in violation of the UN resolutions and Lebanon’s sovereignty, stressing that complaining to international bodies by the Lebanese government was not enough.

Israel will not be permitted to get away with its aggression, the Hezbollah leader further noted.

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Over 100,000 Palestinians had convened in Al-Aqsa this morning to perform the prayers of the Eid.

There is a clash going on between the Israeli forces and Palestinians outside of the mosque.

While people around the world traditionally head to markets several days before the Eid to buy gifts, sweets and new clothes for their families, the impoverished people in Gaza have been marking Eid al-Adha under harsh conditions imposed by the Israeli regime since 2007.

Around two million Palestinians in Gaza are marking another Eid al-Adha holiday this year under difficult conditions due to the Israeli blockade. Like previous years, the festivity is once again marred by rampant poverty and unemployment.

The religious occasion comes at the end of the Hajj Pilgrimage that takes place in the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

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SANA quoted a military source as saying that the aggression targeted military sites in Homs and the suburbs of Damascus.

Following the explosions near Damascus, Israeli jet fighters reportedly flew at low altitudes in the Lebanese airspace.

The Israeli regime launches airstrikes on the Syrian territory from time to time. Such aggressive moves are usually viewed as attempts to prop up terrorist groups suffering defeats at the hands of Syrian government forces.

Israeli regime used to be very careful with its operations over Syria after Russia equipped Damascus with the advanced S-300 surface-to-air missiles in October 2018.

However, US President Donald Trump’s recent decision to recognize the “Israeli sovereignty” over the Syrian territories of Golan Heights has seemingly emboldened Tel Aviv to launch new aggression on the Arab country.

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The barrage of rockets came in retaliation for the killing of four Palestinians on Friday, two in an Israeli air raid on southern Gaza Strip and two by the regime’s live fire in anti-occupation protests in the besieged coastal enclave, according to Tehran-based Press TV.

At least one Palestinian was killed and several other were injured, health officials in Gaza said after Israeli tanks and warplanes hit back by targeting the besieged enclave following the barrage of rockets from Gaza.

According to Turkish Anadolu agency, Israeli warplanes targeted additional Palestinian resistance-affiliated sites in Gaza on Saturday afternoon.

While there are reports of the death of three Israeli settlers in the rocket attacks, Israeli media claim that the three were killed in a car crash.

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The source added that the Syrian air defenses immediately intercepted the hostile missiles and downed some of them before reaching their targets.

The source indicated that the Israeli attack caused the destruction of some buildings and the injury of three fighters.

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