Iran Press/ West Asia: According to Israeli Media, more than 150 rockets, drones, and anti-tank missiles were fired by Hezbollah during a 30-minute attack and targetted sites in occupied Golan Heights and Upper Galilee.
At least 15 spots were engulfed by fire after video and pictures went viral on social media that showed Israeli soldiers on the Lebanese border using a medieval trebuchet catapult to shoot fireballs into southern Lebanon.
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It has been reported that the aim of the Israeli army is an arson attack to set fire to the Lebanese side of the border.
The Hezbollah waves of missiles, artilleries, and drones attack deep into Israel caused a nonstop alarm warning across northern Israel on Thursday.
Hezbollah announced that the focus of the attacks was 15 Israeli military sites in Galilee and Golan and attacked targets by launching 30 drones and 150 rockets.
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Today Hezbollah attack came after Hezbollah fired more than 215 rockets and drones into northern Israel following the Zionist Army assassinating Hezbollah military commander Talib Sami Abdallah and three other high-ranking military commanders in a drone attack in southern Lebanon.
Buildings in several areas sustained direct hits, according to the 'ynetnews' and damage has been reported, also Israeli ambulance service reported a transfer of casualties to the hospital in the town of Katzrin in the Golan Heights.
Targeting 15 military sites in Galilee and the Golan and the continuous launching of 30 drones and 150 rockets (So far) at Israel since the morning hours are the most extensive assaults since the Israeli war on Gaza and southern Lebanon since October 7.
Meanwhile in Southern Lebanon, local media platforms have published videos showing an outbreak of fires in southern Lebanon. Israeli forces have launched raids targeting the vicinity of the towns of Haris and Marjayoun, causing fires in the area, local media reported.
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