Published:
13 ago 2024 22:26 GMT
Hezbollah fired about 25 rockets at Upper Galilee.
The Lebanese movement Hezbollah launched a volley of about 25 rockets at Upper Galilee, north of Israel, a correspondent from The Times of Israel.
The reporter posted a video in which sirens and impacts can be heard, specifying that this is the area of Mount Meron, which includes the towns of Hurfeish, Elkosh, Fassuta and Beit Jann.
A barrage of some 25 rockets was launched by Hezbollah at the Upper Galilee in northern Israel a short while ago.Sirens had sounded in the Mount Meron area, including the towns of Hurfeish, Elkosh, Fassuta, and Beit Jann.The IDF says that the rockets struck open areas,… https://t.co/E7oLakMACgpic.twitter.com/pZWbKb0otc
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The Israel Defense Forces, for its part, said the rockets hit undeveloped areas and caused no injuries.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it targeted the military base on the mountain. The movement declared on its website that the attack had been carried out in support of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and “their brave and honorable resistance” as well as “in response to the attack and murder carried out by the Israeli enemy in the city of Baraachit.”
A few hours earlier, Palestinian media reported that Israeli soldiers had used white phosphorus shells to attack an area in southern Lebanon.
