Meanwhile, the Lebanese health authorities confirmed 52 casualties from Israeli airstrikes in the Baalbek region on Friday.
Rocket attacks from Lebanon struck Central Israel on Saturday, wounding 11 people, as violence between Israeli forces and Hezbollah intensified.
The attack damaged a home in Tira, where resident Qasim Mohab described the immediate aftermath: “We went out and saw dust, children screaming, women screaming and everyone went to the house that was struck, Reuters reports.
“We were able to evacuate and rescue those who were inside the house, and thank God we were blessed that there was no one killed.”
Israel’s ambulance service reported that the injuries resulted from shrapnel, while air raid sirens continued to blare across northern Israel amid ongoing rocket fire from Lebanon.
Meanwhile, the Lebanese health authorities confirmed 52 casualties from Israeli airstrikes in the Baalbek region on Friday.
Hezbollah, backed by Iran, has launched missiles towards Israel in support of its ally Hamas, following Hamas’s deadly assault on Israel on October 7, which left around 1,200 Israelis dead and led to 251 hostages being taken to Gaza.
In response, Israel’s offensive in Gaza has reportedly killed more than 43,000 Palestinians, and Lebanon’s health ministry has recorded at least 2,897 deaths.
According to Israeli officials, Hezbollah’s attacks have resulted in the deaths of 71 people across Israel and the occupied territories as the violent exchange persists.
