On Saturday morning, the Israeli military reported that approximately 10 projectiles were fired from Lebanon towards northern Israel. The incident triggered sirens in the Upper Galilee area, with some of the projectiles being intercepted by Israeli defense systems.
As of now, Hezbollah has not claimed responsibility for the attack. The situation remains tense as both countries monitor the developments closely.
Meanwhile, in Beirut, smoke was seen rising from the southern Dahiyeh neighborhood as the sun rose over the capital of Lebanon. The source team on the ground is actively monitoring the situation and gathering more information.
Both Israel and Lebanon have a history of tensions and occasional cross-border incidents. The recent projectile firing adds to the existing challenges in the region, raising concerns about potential escalation.
Authorities on both sides are expected to conduct investigations into the incident to determine the motives behind the attack and assess the impact on the security situation in the area.
Residents in the affected areas are urged to remain vigilant and follow any instructions or safety measures issued by the respective authorities. The international community is also closely watching the situation and calls for restraint and dialogue to prevent further escalation.
