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Hezbollah hit Three Military Targets in Northern Israel

Published: September 17, 2024
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The Hezbollah movement in Lebanon announced on Tuesday that they had hit three military targets in northern Israel near the Lebanese border.

A Hezbollah statement said the targets were buildings used by soldiers in the Al-Manara region, in northern Israel.

It is stated that the area around the al-Abbad military positions was hit by a missile, as was a group of Israeli soldiers, who were targeted with appropriate weapons.

Hezbollah says the attacks were carried out in response to Israeli attacks on southern Lebanese cities and that the targets were hit with full precision.

Israeli media confirmed that three missiles were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel and the Galilee region.

Israeli television “Cannel 12” noted that early warning sirens sounded on the Lebanese border and that three missiles fired from Lebanon fell on open areas in the Galilee region.

The channel reported that there was no loss of life or injuries in the attack.

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