The Israeli occupation army announced, on Saturday, the liquidation of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, after bombing the southern suburb with dozens of raids throughout the hours of last night, in light of the escalation of aggression on Lebanese territory.

The occupation army also announced the assassination of the commander of the southern front in Hezbollah, Ali Karaki, and a number of other leaders in the Lebanese party.

The Chief of Staff of the Israeli occupation army, Herzi Halevi, said that "the liquidation of Nasrallah is not the end of the capabilities and means available to us," stressing that the assassination of the Secretary-General of Hezbollah sends a "clear message" that "we will reach everyone who threatens the citizens of Israel," according to his claim.

Hezbollah has not yet issued any comment on the Israeli announcement.

The Israeli occupation launched dozens of violent raids on the southern suburb of Beirut last night as part of its ongoing aggression against Lebanon, demanding that its residents evacuate it successively during the night hours.