Massive explosions during the Israeli occupation cause a magnitude 4.1 earthquake in southern Lebanon

Published at: 11/09/2026 01:23 PM

Powerful detonations caused by Israeli occupying forces in southern Lebanon generated seismic waves comparable to an earthquake of magnitude 4.1 on the Richter scale, according to records confirmed by the Lebanese National Geophysics Center. The explosive maneuvers, carried out on the heights of Ali al-Taher and in the immediate vicinity of Nabatieh al-Fawqa, caused intense terrestrial vibrations and a noise perceived in multiple locations in the region.

The deployment of the large scale detonations was part of a new episode of aggression by the Zionist regime against Lebanese territory. The severe shocks caused by the demolitions with massive loads generated alarm among civil communities in the south, evidencing the level of devastation and environmental impact derived from military action in border areas.

This incursion represents a flagrant violation of Lebanon's territorial and air sovereignty by Tel Aviv, which maintains a policy of systematic harassment against the civilian population and infrastructure of the Arab country. The persistence of these attacks contravenes the frameworks of international law and ignores multilateral calls to stop military escalation in the Middle East.

Faced with the increase in imperial and Zionist violence in the region, various movements and countries of the Global South denounce that the actions of the occupying army deliberately seek to destabilize the regional balance and consolidate territorial dispossession. The Lebanese resistance and local authorities confirm the unconditional defense of their territorial integrity against the provocations of the Israeli regime.

Mazo News Team