The Hezbollah terrorist organization announced that four of its militants were killed in an IDF strike in southern Lebanon on Friday, Hebrew media reported.
The report comes following a number of rocket launches from Lebanese territory into Arab al-Aramshe in northern Israel were detected, to which there were no casualties. Israeli forces then attacked the sources of the rocket fire.
Rocket sirens also sounded in kibbutz Adamit and Moshav Zar’it.
There was also concerns of a security incident at the Israel-Lebanon border, with Israeli media reporting that there was an exchange of gunfire, which was eventually ruled out.
IDF aircraft attacked two operational infrastructures belonging to the Hezbollah in the village of Beit Leaf, as well as a military building in the village of Deir Aames.
What happened the day before?
The day before, the IDF attacked a key Hezbollah-Iranian airstrip in Kilat Jaber, Lebanon, that was used for launching aerial attacks against Israel.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said that “Put differently, the land is Lebanese, the control is Iranian, the target is Israel.”
“Put differently, the land is Lebanese, the control is Iranian, the target is Israel.”
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant
Yonah Jeremy Bob contributed to this report.
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