Hezbollah retaliates against Israel! They struck the municipal building.

Israel announced that it has struck 1,300 targets in Lebanon since yesterday. The attacks have led to the highest daily death toll in the country since the end of the civil war from 1975 to 1990. The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that the death toll has reached 492, and the number of injured has risen to 1,645.

HEZBOLLAH STRIKES MUNICIPAL BUILDING

As Israel intensified its attacks on villages and towns in southern Lebanon, Hezbollah targeted some Israeli positions. Rockets fired from Lebanon hit structures in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona, causing significant damage. Israeli firefighting teams have begun efforts to extinguish fires in the area.

FLIGHTS SUSPENDED

In a statement from Azerbaijan Airlines, it was reported that flights between Baku and Tel Aviv have been suspended due to recent events and security concerns in Israel. The statement noted that passengers traveling to Tel Aviv can refund their tickets. A decision regarding the resumption of flights on the specified route will be announced based on the conditions. According to a report by Israel's Haaretz newspaper, Wizz Air has temporarily suspended its flights to Tel Aviv and Jordan's capital, Amman, for today.

Similarly, British Airways has decided to suspend its flights to Tel Aviv and Amman for two days. The German airline Lufthansa announced that the cancellation of flights to and from Israel has been extended until October 14.

This decision will also apply to other airlines in the Lufthansa group, including Austrian Airlines, Swiss Air, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings. According to Haaretz, despite all these cancellations, an Israeli Airports Authority spokesperson stated that Ben Gurion Airport is operating as usual for both arrivals and departures, and no flights have been redirected to other countries.

MERCAYUN UNDER FIRE

The Israeli army launched an attack on the Mercayun region, which is part of the city of Nabatiyeh in southern Lebanon. Smoke was seen rising from the area following the attack.

TEMPORARY SHELTERS ESTABLISHED IN LEBANON

In Lebanon, which is under heavy bombardment from Israel, people are searching for places to escape the bombs. Lebanese Environment Minister Nasser Yassin, who is coordinating the crisis in the region, told Reuters that 89 temporary shelters have been established in schools and other facilities. The minister stated that the shelters have the capacity to accommodate more than 26,000 people fleeing from 'Israeli atrocities.'

THEY ARE MIGRATING TO VILLAGES AND TOWNS

Israel continued to strike Lebanon during the night and morning hours. The attacks targeted the villages and towns of Baalbek. Many families were buried under the rubble as buildings and settlements were targeted in the attacks. The injured were taken to nearby hospitals, but no information was provided regarding their numbers. Due to the attacks, there has been a significant wave of migration from the region to nearby villages and towns. Halls associated with mosques have been opened for the accommodation of the migrants. Israel also launched attacks on areas between the towns of Kefr Dunin, Es-Sultaniyye, Tayr Filsey, and El-Humeyri in southern Lebanon.

ISRAELI ARMY STATEMENT

In a statement from the Israeli army, it was expressed that attacks on many Hezbollah positions, launch pads, military buildings, and headquarters are ongoing. It was reported that Israeli warplanes targeted approximately 1,600 Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa region as part of an operation called "Northern Arrows" yesterday.