Israel announces that Lebanon has launched a missile attack
Israeli state television announced that 3 anti-tank missiles were fired from Lebanon into the Upper Galilee region near the border. While there were no deaths or injuries in the attack, it was stated that the Israeli army responded with artillery fire.
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Israel announced that 3 anti-tank missiles were fired from Lebanon into the Upper Galilee region on the border.
In a report by Israeli state television KAN, it was stated that 3 anti-tank missiles were fired from Lebanon into the Upper Galilee region near the border, with one landing in Tel Hai and the other two in the Misgav region.
While there were no deaths or injuries in the attack, it was stated that the Israeli army responded with artillery fire.
TENSION ON THE BLUE LINE
Israel, which has been continuing its attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 7, is also clashing with Lebanese Hezbollah on its northern border.
Tensions have been escalating in recent weeks along the border line between Israel and Lebanon, known as the "Blue Line".
The Israeli army announced on June 18 that it had approved an "operational plan" for a possible attack on Lebanon.
Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz also stated in a statement on June 21 that Hezbollah's attacks on Israeli territory and citizens would not be tolerated and that they would make the necessary decisions soon.
In the attacks carried out by the Israeli army on Lebanon since October 8, 352 Hezbollah members have been killed so far.