The Lebanese group "Hezbollah" launched about 100 rockets towards northern Israel, causing continuous siren sounds in Haifa and Galilee throughout the night. Israel described this incident as the largest rocket attack by "Hezbollah" since the beginning of the current conflict.
In response, Israel continues to carry out airstrikes on residential areas in Beirut and other cities in Lebanon, explaining its actions as a fight against terrorism. According to information from Lebanese authorities, more than 630 people have died in Israeli attacks over the past 10 days, and over 800,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes.
Israeli Defense Minister Katz stated that he has delivered an ultimatum to the Lebanese government: "Hezbollah" must cease attacks on northern Israel, otherwise Israeli forces will invade Lebanese territory and "deal with it themselves."
According to The Times of Israel, Katz noted: "Yesterday, 'Hezbollah' carried out a massive artillery bombardment against the State of Israel."
He also warned the President of Lebanon that if the government fails to establish control over the territory and prevent threats from "Hezbollah," Israel will seize these lands and "do it themselves."
The report that "Hezbollah" attacked northern Israel with a hundred rockets was first published on the K-News website.
