In a series of operations against Israeli occupation targets, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq launched drone strikes against sites in the occupied Golan Heights and northern Palestine. The attacks, carried out over the course of a single night, represent the group’s ongoing efforts to resist the Israeli occupation and show solidarity with the people of Palestine and Lebanon.

The first attack, carried out at around 4:42 am, targeted a vital location in the occupied northern territories, near the city of Tiberius. Later, at 4:08 am, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced responsibility for another operation against a site in northern occupied Palestine.

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The Resistance then carried out a drone strike against a critical Israeli position in the Jordan Valley, within the occupied Syrian Golan. This was followed by two additional attacks against unspecified “vital targets” in the north of the occupied territories.

In a statement, the Resistance group said the operations were fulfilling its religious duty and were a response to the ongoing bloodshed of civilians in Gaza and Lebanon at the hands of Israeli occupation forces. The group vowed to continue “intensifying operations against enemy strongholds” amid the conflict.

The attacks come amid the Resistance’s stated commitment to battlefield unity and in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese people. The group said the attacks were also a direct response to massacres committed by Israeli occupation forces against civilians, including children, women and the elderly.

Fountain: Agencies (edited and translated by Al-Manar English website)