Hezbollah’s leader calls device blasts ‘declaration of war’

Hezbollah’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has condemned a series of explosions in Lebanon, claiming they were orchestrated by Israel as a deliberate act of war. The attacks, which targeted communication devices including pagers and hand-held radios, resulted in the deaths of 37 people over the course of two days.

Nasrallah stated that the blasts crossed “red lines” and were a direct assault on the Lebanese people. He accused Israel of trying to kill thousands with the detonation of these devices, which also impacted those who were mourning the victims of the initial explosions.

The situation has sparked fear and outrage in Lebanon, with many viewing the attacks as a dangerous escalation in tensions between Hezbollah and Israel. The international community is closely monitoring the situation as tensions continue to rise in the region.

Analysts and experts are weighing in on the situation, with Shani Rozanes and Makram Rabah providing insights into the potential implications of these attacks. As Lebanon mourns the loss of lives and grapples with the aftermath of these explosions, the world watches on with concern for the stability and security of the region.