The Israeli occupation forces on Friday bombarded the Southern Suburb of Beirut targeting a residential building, crossing yet another red line that the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon had drawn and inflicting more terror on Lebanese civilians.
The strike was launched via fighter jet due to the size of the heavy bombs deployed. The target was a residential building in a residential area that houses a large number of schools, and Al Mayadeen reported that the aggression was comprised of four missiles hitting the building.
The strike constitutes the third violation of the stipulations put in place by Hezbollah, as they had underlined that Beirut was completely off-limits for the Israeli occupation with the war of attrition being concentrated in Southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley.
The deterrence equation would not be violated for just any target, and the Israeli occupation had shown before that it would only strike Beirut's Southern Suburb if the target was worthy of the escalation that would follow suit.
"Israel" struck Beirut only twice before Friday, the first being to assassinate the Deputy Chief of Hamas' Political Bureau, Sheikh Saleh al-Arouri, and the second being to assassinate Hezbollah top commander Hajj Fouad Shokor.