Hezbollah had just completed the first round of retaliation against Israel for the killing of Commander Fuad Shukr  when it launched an all-out massive attack with hundreds of missiles at dawn on Sunday deep into the occupied Palestinian territories; Israel had to declare an emergency and is on high alert with a shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport, and the closure of beaches in Haifa, while panic is spreading across Israel as air raid sirens sound, and prime minister Netanyahu is rushed to an underground bunker; Hezbollah leader Sayyed Nasrullah confirms the primary target of Operation Arbaeen was the central Glilot base of Israeli military intelligence Aman and Unit 8200, located near Tel Aviv, while the second target was the air defence base in Ein Shima, situated 75km from Lebanon and 40km from Tel Aviv and these were targeted primarily based on their being a military installation, directly related to the killing of martyred Shukr, located deep inside the occupied territory and close to Tel Aviv; the initial phase of the operation was focused on targeting sites and barracks in northern occupied Palestine with the 340 rockets intended to exhaust and deplete the Iron Dome and interceptor missiles resulting in the dismantling of 11 IDF military bases, thus paving the way for phase two where swarms of drones were sent toward the two primary targets, Nasrullah explained; on the Israeli military’s claim, which Netanyahu endorsed, that it destroyed thousands of missiles and missile launchers in a pre-emptive strike, the Hezbollah leader said this is false, as no rocket or drone launch pad was hit before the operation, and the enemy did not have any intel, and all its raids an hour before the operation were the result of the natural movement of the fighters on the ground, adding: “We are facing a false Israeli narrative and its intelligence failure”, stressing the Israeli claim about bombing strategic and precision guided missiles are “sheer lies”, as the Resistance did not use such weapons in the operation, although this does not mean the Resistance would not use them in the near future; he further pointed out the sites targeted by the occupation forces on the outskirts of towns were either empty or had been long evacuated at the request of martyr Fuad Shukr.