"Israeli" jets violate Lebanese airspace

‘Israeli' warplanes have reportedly flown low over south Lebanon as the regime's forces started their second day of attacks on Gaza Strip.

"At least five aircraft overflew the Bint Jbeil region (south of Beirut) and headed for the port town of Tyre" farther north, a Lebanese security official told AFP.

The security official said an ‘Israeli' MK-type reconnaissance aircraft flew over the south all night until dawn broke.

The move came as Hizbullah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is expected to speak later on Sunday about the deadly ‘Israeli' air attacks on Gaza which killed 282 and wounded hundreds more.

'Israeli' flights over Lebanon are in breach of UN Security Council resolution 1710, which in August 2006 ended the ‘Israel'-Hizbullah war.