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JUST NOW! Syria Officially Starts Attacking Israel As part of its ongoing war against opposing militaries and armed forces in the Middle East, Israel has begun attacks on locations in Syria and Lebanon. Welcome everyone, in today's video; we’re going to tell you Syria Officially Starts Attacking Israel “The Israeli army hit Syrian Army military infrastructure,“ the Israeli military claimed in a statement on the social media platform X on Tuesday. But before we proceed the further video, if you’re new to this channel, remember (go ahead and) to hit the bell icon to subscribe, so you won’t miss the informative videos we will upload in the future JUST NOW! Syria Officially Starts Attacking Israel Israeli military fighter jets also hit Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure in Lebanon,“ the statement continued, promising that it will “continue to operate against any danger to Israel's sovereignty.“ Since Israel's attack on Gaza began on October 7, it has engaged in cross-border warfare with Hezbollah and launched many air raids on Syria, prompting fears that the conflict would spill over into the wider area. The recent strikes, which occurred between Monday and Tuesday, heightened tensions between Israel and its neighbours, whom Israel claims have ties to its adversary, Iran. Earlier on Tuesday, the Syrian state news agency SANA reported pre-dawn Israeli attacks from the Golan Heights. According to SANA, the air raids targeted “a number of targets in the Damascus countryside,“ with just “material damage“ suffered, quoting an unnamed military source. According to the AFP news agency, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, headquartered in the United Kingdom, one of the positions hit near the town of Kanaker held members of Lebanon's Hezbollah. The Israeli military claimed on Tuesday that parts of the southern Lebanese city of Yaroun were also targeted after Hezbollah announced it had fired on Israeli soldiers near the northern Israeli settlement of Sarit. “What Israel is currently confronting is fighters in several countries in the region, most of whom are sponsored by Iran,“ Al Jazeera's Sara Khairat said from Tel Aviv on Tuesday. Syria and Iran are regional allies, with President Bashar al-Assad receiving unwavering support from Tehran during Syria's civil conflict. Since its inception in 1982, the Iran-backed Hezbollah has developed into a formidable “state within a state“ in Lebanon, as well as a supporter of Hamas in Gaza. “Of course, the biggest threat thus far has come from the Iranian-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon, which has been firing every day,“ Khairat said. “This just goes to prove that, despite Israel's ongoing battle in Gaza, these attacks will continue.“ “Certainly, there has been a call among those in the Israeli military to begin looking to redirect their efforts, particularly along that northern border, with Israel itself saying that if diplomatic efforts fail, it will not be afraid to consider other military action against Lebanon,“ our correspondent added.
