BEIRUT (Dispatches) –
Lebanon’s Hezbollah on Sunday targeted an Israeli military base in the north of 1948 occupied territories, amid exchanges of near-daily fire between the two sides since the occupying regime launched its assault on Gaza.
Al-Mayadeen television, citing a Hezbollah statement, reported that the group struck Jal al-Alam base with a heavy-caliber Burkan (Volcano) missile, causing casualties among the soldiers deployed at the site.
The development came a day after Hezbollah fighters launched a number of operations against Israeli military sites, troops, and equipment across the border between Lebanon and the occupied Palestinian lands.
They carried out a drone strike against a newly established command and control center of the Israeli military’s 300th Territorial Brigade.
The combat drone precisely hit the designated target near Liman moshav in the Western Galilee region.
Hezbollah fighters also attacked a gathering of Israeli troops near Jal al-Alam military base, leaving a number of the soldiers injured.
The Zionist military has been carrying out attacks against the Lebanese territory, prompting retaliatory strikes from Lebanon’s resistance movement in support of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
The movement has vowed to keep up its retaliatory operations as long as the Tel Aviv regime continues its onslaught on Gaza.
Israeli settlers are in a hurry to buy generators and other emergency power equipment to get prepared for any potential scenario if military clashes between the regime and Lebanon’s Hezbollah turn into a major escalation, London-based news outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed said Sunday.
Zionist settlers are afraid of an all-out war with the Lebanese resistance movement, so they have started purchasing generators and batteries to be used in case Hezbollah hits the power network infrastructure in the occupied territories, it said.
Israel’s Maariv daily reported that demands for such data-x-items and basic needs increased in recent days. The Hamilton Group, which is importing electric devices into the occupied land, announced a surge in demands for these kinds of stuff, the newspaper added.
Maariv also reported that the sale of electrical products witnessed a 500% surge following recent developments.
Following a speech by Secretary-General of Hezbollah Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and an outage throughout the occupied territories, the purchase of products such as batteries, generators, solar panels, and power banks significantly increased, a director of an Israeli electricity company said.
The growing concerns about a widespread war with Hezbollah come in a time when Zionist settlers have already been suffering from livelihood pressures, especially after the onset of the onslaught on Gaza.
Senior Hezbollah official Ibrahim Amin al-Sayyed said Sunday the ongoing war in Gaza
 has led to no political or military outcomes for the Zionist regime.
Evidence suggests that the war will continue but there is no indication that the Israeli regime will win, al-Sayyed was quoted by Al-Ahad news network as saying.
The fighters in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen are not just fighting the Zionists, this is one of the rare battles in history in terms of time, cruelty, conspiracy and sacrifices, he added.
The world is the supporter of occupied Palestine, he said, adding that if the Zionist regime fails, all its supporters will fail.
The volume of devastation and damage from the ongoing war is huge but no political or military outcomes have been achieved, he said.