The Israel Defence Forces said on Sunday that they have shot down two missiles that were launched from Lebanon at Israel’s northern coastal plain, The Times of Israel reported.
“Two missiles launched from Lebanon at Israel’s northern coastal plain were shot down by air defenses,” The Times of Israel quoted the IDF as saying.
Sirens between Haifa and Hadera along the coast started sounding after the surface-to-surface missiles were shot down.
Rocket sirens sounded across Israel’s coastal plain and were activated in Haifa, Hadera, Jisr al-Zarka, Zichron Yaakov, and Caesarea.
IDF Vows To Continue Strikes On Lebanon
Meanwhile, the Israeli Defense Forces announced earlier that they will continue their military strikes on Lebanon in response to recent rocket attacks by Hezbollah targeting northern Israeli cities. This escalation comes as tensions rise following the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, which have significantly heightened security concerns in the region. The IDF’s ongoing operations aim to protect Israeli citizens and apply consistent pressure on Hezbollah.
Israeli officials are warming up for major payback against Iran. It follows French President Emmanuel Macron’s call for an international arms embargo on Israel, targeted this time, particularly on weapons being used in Gaza. “The response is going to be very significant and serious,” Israeli officials said, into well-prolonged mutual tension between the two countries.
The Israeli Army Chief, Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi, revealed that the military pressure exerted on Hezbollah in Lebanon would not be alleviated. “We must continue to exert pressure on Hezbollah and continuously damage the enemy, without concessions and letup,” he said.
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