Israel has confirmed the launch of at least 90 rockets from Lebanon to points in the north of the Hebrew country, including the Lower Galilee region. Several fell in multiple locations, causing fires, and multiple projectiles were intercepted, according to the Israeli army in a statement. release.
In fact, the Israeli Armed Forces They broadcast a video through their X profile where you can see how their air defense systems acted. “These are not fireworks to celebrate the holiday of Shavuot. These are our air defense systems defending our civilians. against a volley of Hezbollah rockets in northern Israel,” they wrote.
At the moment, no injuries have been reported, nor has the Shiite group Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack. According to reports EFEThis is one of the largest attacks launched in number and scope from Lebanese to Israeli territory since last October. Previously, the Shiite militia claimed responsibility for various attacks against Israel in the Golan Heightsa plateau located on the border between Israel, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan.
For Israel, the Golan Heights are a very important strategic point, since since 1968 they have become a containment zone against Syria, a country with which no peace has ever been signed and tensions are common. After the Six Day War, The borders of the Golan Heights have seen several exchanges of firethe main one, the Ramadan War or Yom Kippur War in 1973.
The rocket fire comes after Israeli warplanes attacked a Hezbollah military structure and launch site in the Aitaroun area. Days ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an “extremely powerful” operation in the border between Israel and Lebanon, which is experiencing the greatest moment of tension since 2006 with exchanges of fire.
Launch of the ‘Falaq 2’ missile against Israel
Last Saturday, Hezbollah launched a barrage of Falaq 2 rockets against a military command center in northern Israel. It was the first time that the militia used a weapon of these characteristics, after firing the Falaq 1. The Shiite group, in this way, reported the launch of rockets against the Al Sahl battalion barracks in Beit Hillel.
Israel and the United States consider Hezbollah a terrorist group, as do the countries of the European Union (EU), Egypt, Canada and the United Kingdom to its armed wing. While, most Arab governments consider it a large movement resistance.
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