Hezbollah says four of its fighters killed in southern Lebanon

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Lebanon’s Hezbollah group has said on its Telegram account that four of its fighters were killed in southern Lebanon, Reuters reports.

The statement gave no detail about how the four were killed but said they “were martyred on the road to (liberate) Jerusalem”. Hezbollah initially said three were killed before updating the number to four later in the day.

Security sources said the first three were killed in an Israeli raid on two houses in the Lebanese village of Kafr Kila near the border where Hezbollah maintains security control.

The Israeli military said on Monday it struck a series of targets in Lebanon, including “military sites” where Hezbollah was operating.

Israeli air strikes and shelling have killed more than 100 Hezbollah fighters and nearly two dozen civilians, including children, elderly and several journalists, according to Hezbollah and security sources.

 Demonstrators hold signs during a protest demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, on New Year’s Eve in Beirut, Lebanon on Dec 31, 2023. — Reuters
Demonstrators hold signs during a protest demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, on New Year’s Eve in Beirut, Lebanon on Dec 31, 2023. — Reuters

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