Hezbollah said on Thursday that two of its members were killed on in an Israeli strike on the car in which they were traveling, in the Qana region of southern Lebanon.
The strike followed Hezbollah's announcement that it had fired over 60 Katyusha rockets at Israeli military positions in the part of the Golan Heights occupied and annexed by Israel. These attacks were a "response" to the ten raids carried out by Israel the previous day against several targets near Baalbek. Five other raids targeted the outskirts of Nabi Chit in the Bekaa Valley.
Israeli army spokesman Avichay Adraee stated that the Israeli army had carried out attacks on ten Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, "including buildings where terrorists were present."
On his X account, he noted that "two terrorists" were attacked in the Qana region "while they were heading to carry out an attack against Israel."
Additionally, according to Adraee, buildings used by Hezbollah for military purposes in Kfar Kila, Aita al-Shaab, Mays al-Jabal, Kfar Kila, Naqoura, and Houla were targeted.
In another statement on X, Adraee confirmed the firing of "around forty rockets" from Lebanon at the Golan Heights, claiming that there were no casualties and that the Israeli army responded to the sources of the fire. He highlighted that raids destroyed a Hezbollah military position from which the rockets were launched, as well as buildings used by the pro-Iranian group in Aita al-Shaab and Halta.
Additionally, the Israeli army bombarded the Marjayoun valley, where two shepherds were injured. They were transferred to the district's government hospital. Shells also fell on the outskirts of Yarine, Shihine, Wadi Zebqine, and Tallet el-Awida. Phosphorus bombs were fired at Khiam, causing a fire.
For its part, Hezbollah claimed in a series of statements that it had attacked several Israeli army positions and espionage equipment in northern Israel, as well as gatherings of Israeli soldiers and Israeli industrial installations.
The strike followed Hezbollah's announcement that it had fired over 60 Katyusha rockets at Israeli military positions in the part of the Golan Heights occupied and annexed by Israel. These attacks were a "response" to the ten raids carried out by Israel the previous day against several targets near Baalbek. Five other raids targeted the outskirts of Nabi Chit in the Bekaa Valley.
Israeli army spokesman Avichay Adraee stated that the Israeli army had carried out attacks on ten Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, "including buildings where terrorists were present."
On his X account, he noted that "two terrorists" were attacked in the Qana region "while they were heading to carry out an attack against Israel."
Additionally, according to Adraee, buildings used by Hezbollah for military purposes in Kfar Kila, Aita al-Shaab, Mays al-Jabal, Kfar Kila, Naqoura, and Houla were targeted.
In another statement on X, Adraee confirmed the firing of "around forty rockets" from Lebanon at the Golan Heights, claiming that there were no casualties and that the Israeli army responded to the sources of the fire. He highlighted that raids destroyed a Hezbollah military position from which the rockets were launched, as well as buildings used by the pro-Iranian group in Aita al-Shaab and Halta.
Additionally, the Israeli army bombarded the Marjayoun valley, where two shepherds were injured. They were transferred to the district's government hospital. Shells also fell on the outskirts of Yarine, Shihine, Wadi Zebqine, and Tallet el-Awida. Phosphorus bombs were fired at Khiam, causing a fire.
For its part, Hezbollah claimed in a series of statements that it had attacked several Israeli army positions and espionage equipment in northern Israel, as well as gatherings of Israeli soldiers and Israeli industrial installations.
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