Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah's communication infrastructure have led to significant casualties and heightened tensions in Lebanon, with at least 37 reported deaths from recent explosions. During a speech, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah condemned the attacks as a 'massacre' and warned that Israel had crossed all 'red lines', suggesting these actions could be seen as a declaration of war. The strikes occurred just before Nasrallah's address, which was disrupted by low-flying Israeli jets generating sonic booms over Beirut, causing panic among residents. The international community has condemned Israel's actions, although the country has not officially claimed responsibility for the attacks. The situation has left Lebanon in shock and raised fears of further escalation in the region, as Hezbollah vows to respond with 'severe punishment'.