Hezbollah fires Burkan ballistic missile at north, IDF striks S. Leabnon

Iran-backed terror group claims responsibility for at least five attacks on northern Israel on Saturday; Missile causes damage to infrastructure, property in Kiryat Shmona and nearby military base 

Israel Moskovitz, Yoav zitun|


IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in South Lebanon

Hezbollah said on Saturday that it had fired a Burkan short-range ballistic missile at Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel in response to Israeli strikes on South Lebanon, causing injuries.
The IDF said it had attacked and destroyed the launcher used in the strike and identified two Hezbollah operatives nearby who were also killed.
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דיווחים לבנוניים על תקיפות באל-חיאם בדרום לבנון
דיווחים לבנוניים על תקיפות באל-חיאם בדרום לבנון
IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in South Lebanon
At least two projectiles landed inside Israel's northernmost city and in an adjacent military base, causing damage to infrastructure and property, but no injury," the municipality said. Brushfires broke out as a result of the attack.
At least six rockets targeted the Upper Galilee region since the early morning hours. The Iran-backed terror group claimed responsibility for five of them.
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תיעוד היירוטים במטח לקריית שמונה
תיעוד היירוטים במטח לקריית שמונה
Hezbollah rockets intercepted over the Upper Galilee
Earlier, Sirens warned of an incoming drone strike in the Upper Galilee region. The military said the drone was intercepted by the Iron Dome missile defense system, and that no injuries occurred.
IDF images of a strike on Hezbollah targets
(IDF)

The IDF conducted a targeted strike on Hezbollah operatives wounding two. The military also conducted strikes on Hezbollah targets in South Lebanon in response to rocket fire on Friday.
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