Israel: 35 missiles were launched from Lebanon on the Golan and Upper Galilee

Lebanon – Israel confirmed that it had monitored, on Monday, the launching of 35 missiles from Lebanon, coinciding with the sound of sirens in a number of settlements near the border.

Sirens sounded in Safed and several areas in the Upper Galilee, the Western Galilee, and the northern Golan, according to the Israeli army.

The Israeli army said in a post on the

He added: “Following the alerts that were activated in the areas of the southern Golan and Upper Galilee, about 20 missiles were detected that passed from Lebanese territory, some of which were intercepted and the rest fell in open areas.”

For its part, Israeli Channel 12 said: “In the last barrage, several falls were discovered in open areas, and as a result two fires broke out, and firefighters are heading to the scene of the accident, but there were no reports of injuries or damage.”

The channel indicated that the Israeli army asked residents in a number of towns near the Lebanese border to reduce movement, avoid gatherings, and remain close to protected areas until further notice.

Since September 23, Israel has launched the “most violent and widespread” attack on Lebanon since the beginning of the confrontations with the Lebanese factions about a year ago, which as of Monday morning resulted in 923 dead, including children and women, and 2,715 wounded, according to Anatolia’s monitoring of Lebanese authorities’ data, and amid fears. From the outbreak of a regional war.

Meanwhile, sirens continue to sound at an unprecedented rate across Israel, following massive launching by Lebanese factions of missiles, drones, and artillery shells targeting military sites and settlements, amid a strict blackout from Israeli military oversight of human and material losses, according to observers.

Since October 8, 2023, Lebanese and Palestinian factions in Lebanon have exchanged daily bombardments with the Israeli army across the dividing “Blue Line,” which as of Monday morning resulted in no less than 1,771 dead, including children and women, and 8,814 wounded, according to the report. Anatolia monitors official statements.

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