Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah condemned recent Israeli bombings of communications devices in Lebanon, which resulted in at least 37 deaths and nearly 3,000 injuries, as a crossing of all 'red lines'. He described the attacks as an unprecedented blow to Hezbollah, accusing Israel of attempting to kill thousands of Lebanese people and labeling the bombings a declaration of war. The explosions, which occurred in populated areas, were characterized by Nasrallah as a major escalation in the ongoing conflict with Israel, with Israeli forces reportedly launching further strikes in southern Lebanon shortly after his speech. He emphasized that Hezbollah would continue its fight against Israel until the conclusion of the Gaza war. The situation remains tense as both sides exchange attacks, raising fears of a larger conflict. Israeli leaders have indicated a potential escalation in military operations against Hezbollah, compounding the crisis in the region.