Hezbollah rockets strike Northern Israel
Shafaq News- Beirut
Hezbollah launched a large-scale rocket attack on Wednesday targeting Israeli positions and settlements near the Lebanese border.
In a statement, the group detailed that the operation, named Al-Asf Al-Maakoul, focused on northern Israeli settlements of Misgav Am and Metula. It also hit concentrations of Israeli soldiers at several sites near the border, including the Hamames military position south of Al-Khiam, Wadi Al-Asafir south of Al-Khiam, and an area east of the Al-Khiam detention center.
Israeli public broadcaster reported two injuries in the attacks, while Israel Hayom confirmed multiple direct hits across the targeted areas.
Early warning sirens were activated by the Israeli Home Front Command after detection of rocket fire, prompting roughly one million residents to seek shelter. In retaliation, the Israeli army conducted airstrikes in Lebanon, striking Hezbollah positions along Beirut’s southern suburb, reportedly used by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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On X, Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee warned that neutralizing Hezbollah’s threat could take time, stressing that the next 24 hours would be crucial in shaping the trajectory of the confrontation with the group.
