Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati has taken a stand against what he calls “horrific Israeli massacres” in the wake of deadly explosions in Lebanon. Thousands of electronic devices used by Hezbollah members exploded, resulting in nearly 40 deaths and thousands of injuries. While Israel did not confirm involvement, reports suggest the Israeli spy agency Mossad rigged the devices with explosives.
Following the explosions, both Hezbollah and Israel engaged in cross-border attacks, escalating tensions in the region. Mikati has canceled his plans to attend the UN General Assembly to focus on addressing the Israeli aggression. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has announced a new phase in the conflict against Hezbollah.
Mikati is urging the international community to condemn the Israeli actions, emphasizing the need to stop the ongoing massacres. Countries like Russia and China, along with the UN, have voiced concerns over the use of electronic devices as weapons. The situation remains complex, with calls for investigations into these events.