A Hezbollah rocket hit a factory in the Galilee, wounding a 51-year-old woman, Israeli media reported on Sunday morning. Fire crews are currently tackling flames at the scene and searching for those who may be trapped in the structure.
The woman, who is in light condition, was evacuated to Galil Medical Center in Nahariya after suffering shrapnel injuries to her lower limbs.
MDA emergency medic Eran Binyamini said, "We arrived at the scene very quickly and joined a 51-year-old woman who was in the parking lot while she was fully conscious and suffering from a shrapnel injury in her lower body. We gave her initial medical treatment in the field and then evacuated her in an MDA ambulance to the hospital as she was in a minor condition."
Following the sirens that sounded across northern and central Israel on Sunday morning, the IDF confirmed that Hezbollah fired rockets from Lebanon into Israeli territory.
The sirens sounded as far south as Herzliya.
Following the sirens that sounded between 07:27 and 07:28 a.m. in the areas of Dan, Sharon, and Menashe, six rockets were identified crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory.
The IAF intercepted five rockets, and the sixth crashed in an open area.
Damage during the attacks
Israel Police confirmed that rocket fragments caused damage to a house in Givat Ada, but no persons were wounded during the attacks.
Israeli ambulance service Magen David Adom confirmed that a response team was en route to the areas where sirens had sounded.