Around 115 “projectiles” were fired this Monday, October 28 towards northern Israel by Hezbollah from Lebanon, the Israeli army said. At 4 p.m. local time, “around 115 projectiles fired by the terrorist organization Hezbollah crossed (the border) from Lebanon into Israel,” the army said in a statement.
Since the end of September, the IDF has been carrying out ground operations in southern Lebanon with the aim of pushing the Lebanese Islamist movement away from the border. This Thursday, October 24, Hezbollah said to confront “at point blank range” IDF in a village near the border between Lebanon and Israel. The Israeli army also bombards the country daily, particularly the southern suburbs of Beirut.
Projectiles fired two days after Israeli response against Iran
These projectile attacks from Hezbollah come two days after Israeli strikes on Iran. A response to the Iranian missiles fired at Israel on October 1.
For a little over a year, the Islamist movement supported by Iran has fired several dozen missiles or drones daily towards the Jewish state. An act of support for Hamas which has been confronting the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip since the massacres of October 7, 2023.
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