After warning sirens were heard in several towns in the northern Golan Heights, the Israel Defense Forces confirms they were triggered by rockets launched from the Golan Heights.
The IDF says both projectiles landed in open areas and that Israeli forces are shelling the source of the fire.
The army also says it struck “terror infrastructure” belonging to Hezbollah and a launch site used by the Lebanese group, following a number of cross-border attacks earlier today.
IDF says intensive strikes in Lebanon aimed at distancing Hezbollah from borderIDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari says the military has carried out major airstrikes in recent days against Hezbollah, in hopes of pushing the terror group away from Israel’s northern border.
“In the last two days, we completed a series of widespread strikes by fighter jets, tanks and artillery on Hezbollah targets,” Hagari says in an evening press conference.
“Targets were hit in all areas of Lebanon, including rocket launch sites, military compounds and terror infrastructure. Additionally, we struck terror cells and killed terrorists on the ground and in buildings,” he says.
“We continue to carry out intense attacks and damage the Hezbollah deployment that was near the northern border,” Hagari says.
He says that the terror group’s deployment in southern Lebanon “no longer looks the same as it did on October 6, and it will never be the same again.”
In the Gaza Strip, he says the IDF is continuing to battle Hamas in southern Gaza’s Khan Younis, the so-called central camps in central Gaza, and in the Gaza City neighborhoods of Daraj and Tuffah.
“We are continuing to exert all of the IDF’s military pressure on Hamas,” he adds.
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