Hezbollah confirmed the martyrdom of two of its fighters in the Israeli drone attack

Hezbollah announced today, Monday, that two of its fighters were martyred in an Israeli drone attack on two cars in southern Lebanon.

With the martyrdom of these two fighters, the number of martyrs of this movement reached 383 since the beginning of the conflicts with Israel.

Meanwhile, the Israeli military (IDF) announced that a barrage of rockets were fired from Lebanon at the Gome intersection area, but all of them fell in open areas.

On Saturday, a rocket attack on the Golan Heights killed 12 Zionists. While Hezbollah denies involvement in it, the Israeli authorities blame this group and promise to retaliate.

After the attack, Israeli War Minister Yoav Gallant pointed the finger at Hezbollah and assured that Israel would retaliate, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that Hezbollah will pay a heavy price. Meanwhile, Israel’s security cabinet allowed both officials to decide “how and when” the country would respond to the attacks.

In a statement, the Lebanese Islamic Resistance “categorically” rejected any rocket attack on the Majdal Al-Shams area in the occupied Golan Heights and killed a number of Zionists, and said that the incident occurred due to the defect of the Iron Dome. Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib called for an international investigation into the attack, as it is still unclear who was responsible for the attack.