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Hezbollah video threatens Israel’s Karish gas field

Surveillance allegedly captured images between June 9 and July 30.

On July 31, 2022, a video produced by Hezbollah threatening the Karish offshore natural gas and oil field in the northern part of Israel's Exclusive Economic Zone was posted to Central-Media.org, via MEMRI.
On July 31, 2022, a video produced by Hezbollah threatening the Karish offshore natural gas and oil field in the northern part of Israel’s Exclusive Economic Zone was posted to Central-Media.org, via MEMRI.

A video produced by the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah and released on July 31 threatened the Karish offshore natural gas and oil field in the northern part of Israel’s Exclusive Economic Zone.

It was posted on the Arabic website Central-Media.org, according to a report by MEMRI.

The Arendal Spirit platform, the Energean power FPSO and the Stena Icemax drill ship are all shown in the video, along with their coordinates.

Captions in Arabic and Hebrew state that these targets are within the missile range of Hezbollah. Hezbollah surveillance allegedly captured the images between June 9 and July 30.

Local media reported that Israeli defense officials warned on Wednesday that failure to resolve a long-standing maritime-border dispute with Lebanon could prompt Hezbollah to initiate a conflict with the Jewish state.

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