LIVE BLOG: Hezbollah Responds to Israeli Bombing of Beirut, Targets Mossad Headquarters in Tel Aviv – Day 355

Israel continued its aggression on Lebanon. (Photo: via Al-Mayadeen)

By Palestine Chronicle Staff  

The Lebanese movement Hezbollah announced on Wednesday that its fighters launched a Qader-1 ballistic missile targeting the Mossad headquarters in the suburbs of Tel Aviv.

Israel launched a new wave of strikes in southern Lebanon as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu postponed his visit to New York for the third time. 

Wednesday, September 25, 09:30 am (GMT+2)

ISRAELI MEDIA:

Reports of loud explosions heard in Zichron Yaakov, south of Haifa.

A rocket fell in the Bat Shlomo area, south of Haifa.

Sirens sound in Zichron Yaakov for the first time since the start of the war

HOME FRONT COMMAND:

Sirens were sounding in the southern Golan Heights due to suspected drone infiltration.

Sirens are also sounding in several towns south of Haifa.

ISRAELI ARMY: Sirens were sounding in the town of Eliad, northern Israel.

CHANNEL 12: Israel launched raids on the towns of Arzun, Tulin, Majdal Silm, and Al-Sawana, and on the towns of Al-Hawsh, Al-Naqoura, and Al-Qalila in southern Lebanon.

ISLAMIC RESISTANCE IN IRAQ: We attacked a military target north of the occupied territories with drones.

POLITICO: There is a disagreement between the United States and Israel over how to deal with Hezbollah, noting that Israeli strikes against the party sparked controversy within the Biden administration.

HEZBOLLAH: Hezbollah announced that it targeted the Mossad headquarters in the suburbs of Tel Aviv with a Qader-1 ballistic missile, indicating that the targeted headquarters is responsible for assassinating leaders and blowing up communication devices.

Wednesday, September 25, 08:35 am (GMT+2)

ECONOMIST: The scenario of an all-out war with Hezbollah is a nightmare for the Israeli economy.

HEZBOLLAH: On Wednesday morning, at half past six, we fired a Qadir-1 ballistic missile targeting the Mossad headquarters on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. The headquarters is responsible for assassinating leaders and blowing up Pagers and radios.

Wednesday, September 25, 08:00 am (GMT+2)

ISRAELI ARMY: We renew our demand for residents of villages in southern Lebanon not to return to their homes. (Since Monday morning, the Israeli army has launched the most violent and far-reaching attack on Lebanon since the start of clashes with Hezbollah about a year ago, killing 558 people, including 50 children and 94 women, and wounding 1,835, according to the latest data from the Lebanese Ministry of Health.)

Wednesday, September 25, 07:30 am (GMT+2)

ISRAELI MEDIA: Hezbollah strikes Gush Dan and Hasharon for the first time.

Wednesday, September 25, 07:15 am (GMT+2)

ISRAELI ARMY: The missile fired by Hezbollah towards Tel Aviv is a ballistic missile of a medium range.

ISRAELI ARMY RADIO: Israeli Army Radio said rockets from Lebanon were targeting Tel Aviv for the first time in this war.

KAN (The Israel Broadcasting Corporation): One rocket was launched from Lebanon towards Tel Aviv and intercepted by the air defense system.

Wednesday, September 25, 07:15 am (GMT+2)

ISRAELI MEDIA:

Air traffic stopped at Ben Gurion Airport.

Early estimates suggests that Hezbollah seems to have targeted the Glilot military base.

Explosions are heard in Sharon and Gush Dan in the center of Israel.

Sirens sound in Tel Aviv, Netanya, the Sharon area and Emek Hefer north of Tel Aviv.

Sirens sound in the central area.

Sirens sound in Tel Aviv.

(The Palestine Chronicle)

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