He Pedro Sánchez Government He has shown his sentence to “Serious violations” of the Hostilities cease agreement between Lebanon and Israel after Hezbollah’s attack against Israel and the Jerusalem response about Beirut and the South of Lebanon to the group terrorist. In a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Executive said that attacks on densely populated areas “are contrary to international law”, regretting that “this new escalation of threat violence Lebanon’s securityof Israel and the entire region ». He Sánchez Government attacks Again against Israel, now for defending hezbollah terrorists and equals the actions of the State of Israel with those of the Hezbollah terrorist group, funded by Iran.
In this sense, the Sánchez Government He has demanded “containment” and has urged Israel and the terrorist group “to respect the terms” of the hostilities cease agreement and “to fulfill its international obligations,” including resolution 1701 of the Security Council in its integrity.
According to Israel’s defense forces, the building attacked in Beriut was used by the Hezbollah terrorist group as a drone warehouse. Belonged to the Hezbollah Air Forcesknown as Unit 127. The unit is responsible for attacks with drones loaded with explosives against Israel and flying surveillance drones to collect intelligence information.
«Hezbollah has placed his terrorist infrastructure in the heart of the civilian population. This is another example of the cynical use by the terrorist organization Hezbollah of Lebanese citizens as human shields, ”said a statement from Israel’s defense forces.
The president of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, has labeled the attack executed by Israel against the capital of Lebanon. In addition, he stressed that the tensions “on both sides of the blue line” from the first hour of the day, in reference to the previous launch of projectiles against Israel, “mark a turn” and suppose “a deeply ineffective and unfair situation.”
In this sense, Macron has stressed that France “will continue to the side” of Lebanon to “preserve sovereignty” and “fully guarantee the security” of the country.
The UN Special Coordinator for Lebanon, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, as well as Spain, has called for “containment” and has expressed her “deep” concern for the “critical moment” for Lebanon and for the entire region.
