Israel attacked multiple Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon on Friday following the identification of multiple launches that crossed from Lebanese territory into Israel earlier in the day, the IDF reported.
On Friday morning, the IDF struck targets in the area of the town of Al Wazzani in southern Lebanon, according to initial Arab media reports. Israeli security forces have yet to confirm the strikes.
Additionally, following the sounding of sirens in the afternoon, in the areas of Kela and Sha'al, the IDF successfully intercepted a suspicious aerial target that crossed from Lebanese territory, the military added.
Launches from Lebanon
Several launches were identified crossing from Lebanon into areas in northern Israel on Friday afternoon. No injuries were reported, and in response, IDF artillery fired toward the areas of Kfarhamam and Labbouneh in southern Lebanon.
Furthermore, IDF artillery fired toward several areas in southern Lebanon throughout the day, the military reported.
During the night, IDF jets struck Hezbollah infrastructure in the areas of Taybeh and Deir Seryan in southern Lebanon.