About a hundred rockets fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon struck northern regions of Israel. Throughout the night, air raid sirens sounded in Haifa and Galilee. Israeli authorities characterized this event as the largest rocket attack from Hezbollah since the beginning of the current escalation of the conflict.
In response to the attacks, Israel continues to strike residential areas in Beirut and other cities in Lebanon, justifying its actions as a fight against terrorism. According to Lebanese officials, over the past ten days, more than 630 people have died from Israeli attacks, and over 800,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes.
Israeli Defense Minister Katz announced that he sent an ultimatum to the Lebanese government: if Hezbollah does not stop its attacks on the north of the country, Israeli forces will be forced to invade Lebanese territory and "resolve the issue themselves."
As reported by The Times of Israel, Katz stated: "Yesterday, Hezbollah launched a massive artillery strike against the State of Israel." He also warned the President of Lebanon that if the government cannot control the situation and prevent threats from Hezbollah, Israel will take control of the situation.
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