Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah fired more than 100 rockets at the northern Golan Heights and the Galilee Panhandle on Tuesday morning, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
The Iranian terror proxy fired a 70-rocket barrage at the two areas at approximately 7 a.m., in one of the heaviest barrages since the start of the war. Just over an hour later, another 30 rockets were fired at the northern Golan.
No warning sirens were triggered by the second barrage.
No casualties or damage were reported from either barrage, with most of the projectiles either intercepted or hitting open areas.
In response, the IDF said that fighter jets struck three launchers used to fire rockets at the Golan Heights.
Also following the rocket attacks, the Israeli Air Force carried out a series of attacks on Hezbollah targets inside Lebanon, according to reports. The terrorist group’s Beirut-based Al-Manar TV station reported strikes in the Hasbiyeh and Khola areas and artillery fire directed towards Hula and Merkaba in Southern Lebanon, later in the morning reporting an Israeli strike on a house in Bint Jbeil.
The IDF later confirmed that IAF fighter jets targeted terrorist infrastructure in the area of Bint Jbeil and a military compound in the near Khiam.
Hezbollah took responsibility for the barrages, claiming to have fired “more than 100 Katyusha rockets” at an Israeli military base, barracks and artillery positions. The terrorist group. JNS
