Hezbollah Strikes Israeli Defense Complexes Near Haifa Again

On Thursday, the Israeli military reported conducting airstrikes on approximately 75 Hezbollah-associated sites in Lebanon throughout the night. These targets included the group’s ammunition storage facilities and rocket launchers, as well as various other militant resources located in the Bekaa region and southern Lebanon.

Simultaneously, Israel detected 45 projectiles launched from Lebanon, with some being intercepted by Israeli defenses and the others landing in unpopulated areas. Israeli aircraft continued their operations in southern Lebanon in response.

Hezbollah confirmed it had attacked the Rafael military industry complexes near Haifa in northern Israel, targeting the site with multiple rockets. This attack was part of Hezbollah’s ongoing campaign, which it says defends Lebanon and its people.

On the previous day, Israeli airstrikes resulted in 72 fatalities across Lebanon. Breakdowns from the Lebanese ministry indicated that 38 deaths occurred in southern Lebanon, 12 in the eastern Bekaa area, and 22 across three towns both north and south of Beirut. These strikes also left nearly 400 people wounded.

Over the last three days, the Israeli military has targeted over 2,000 Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, including several hundred sites hit on Wednesday alone.