The Israeli enemy escalated late Friday its aggression on South Lebanon, launching a large number of air raids.

In this regard, Israeli war jets carried out around 25 raids on the outskirts of Babliya, Zarariyah, Sojod, Al-Rayhan, Ansar, Al-Zahrani, Aita Al-Jabal, Beit Yahoun, Zibqin, and Azza in South Lebanon.

In yet another Israeli violation to Lebanon’s sovereignty, Israeli occupation forces escorted hundreds of Haredi Israelis n Friday to a site in the Lebanese territory near the border with occupied Palestine.

The Lebanese army issued a statement that reports the violation of the national sovereignty, stressing that the entry of settlers from the Israeli entity into Lebanese territory is one aspect of the enemy’s persistence in violating international laws, resolutions and relevant agreements, especially Resolution 1701 and the ceasefire agreement.

The Army Command is following up on the issue in coordination with the five-member committee supervising the ceasefire agreement and the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), the statement affirmed.

Israeli media reported that the site was “the apparent burial place of a Babylonian scholar on the Lebanon border.”

The Times of Israel reported that the burial spot “straddles the Blue Line border position and is situated within a militarized compound hemmed in between an Israeli post and a UNIFIL base.”

It added that Friday’s move “comes after weeks of illegal attempts to reach the site.”

Al-Manar correspondent reported that the site, known as Al-Abbad tomb, lies in the Lebanese territory, specifically in the border town of Houla.

Footage published by Army Radio shows the ultra-Orthodox Hassidim praying at the site this morning.

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Hundreds of Haredi Jews settlers, under the protection of the Israeli army, stormed Al-Abbad Tomb, located inside Lebanon on the outskirts of the town of Houla, this morning and performed Talmudic rituals. pic.twitter.com/yTWCu6QNmt

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Meanwhile on Friday, Al-Manar correspondent in south Lebanon reported that two people were injured by Israeli fire as they were inspecting their land in the border town of Kfar Kila.

Israeli occupation forces have been staging repeated violations to the Lebanese territories since the ceasefire with the Zionist enemy took effect on November 27, following 66-day brutal war on Lebanon.

The deadline for Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon following the two-month ceasefire was illegally renewed from January 26 until February 18, when the occupation forces withdrew, but kept in several areas in the Lebanese territories.

Source: Israeli media and Al-Manar