'Tough incident' in North, multiple explosions in Haifa: Israeli media
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Israeli media say Hezbollah fired 320 rockets at "Israel" during Yom Kippur, or the "Day of Atonement" holiday in Judaism.
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An Israeli Apache AH-64 helicopter flies over the Mediterranean off the city of Netanya toward northern occupied Palestine (AFP)
At least seven Israeli soldiers have been transported to hospitals following a "tough security incident" on the northern border with Lebanon, Israeli media reported on Sunday.
Helicopters were seen evacuating injured soldiers from the Lebanon-Palestine border to Rambam Hospital in occupied Haifa.
#بالفيديو.. لحظة هبوط طائرة مروحية للاحتلال في مستشفى "رمبام" في حيفا تنقل جنوداً مصابين.#الميادين #الميادين_لبنان pic.twitter.com/LsOkkZ607g
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) October 13, 2024
At the same time, Israeli media mentioned that sirens were activated in Haifa and the Krayot, amid the sound of dozens of explosions in the area.
Additionally, sirens were heard in central al-Jalil and Nahariya, as well as in Shtula in western al-Jalil.
An Israeli media platform reported that 15 soldiers were injured last night in the troop buildup area in the North.
Israeli media also noted that Hezbollah "fired 320 rockets at Israel during Yom Kippur," referring to the "Day of Atonement" holiday in Judaism.
This comes as the intensity of ground confrontations has escalated between the fighters of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah and Israeli occupation forces attempting to infiltrate southern Lebanese villages, particularly around the town of Ramia, where Hezbollah used explosive devices to target the occupation forces.
12 Hezbollah operations by Sunday morning
Between midnight on Saturday and Sunday, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon conducted at least 12 operations against the Israeli occupation.
- At 12:15 am, on Sunday, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon shelled the Israeli occupation forces emplacements in Mi'ilya with a barrage of rockets.
- At 1:45 am, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon targeted a positioning of Israeli occupation soldiers in the al-Manara settlement with a rockets salvo.
- At 3:15 am, Hezbollah targeted a positioning of Israeli occupation soldiers in the vicinity of the Ramia site using a guided missile, killing and wounding soldiers on site.
- At 3:15 am, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon targeted an armored vehicle in the vicinity of the Ramia site with a guided missile, achieving a direct hit and killing and wounding the vehicle's crew.
- At 3:15 am, Hezbollah targeted a positioning of Israeli occupation forces in Tal Shaar with artillery shells.
- At 3:45 am, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon targeted, with an explosive device, and confronted an Israeli force attempting to infiltrate the Tal al-Moudawwar area in the town of Ramia, killing and wounding its members.
- At 4:45 am, the Islamic Resistance targeted, with an explosive device, and confronted an Israeli force attempting to infiltrate the town of Ramia, killing and wounding its members.
- At 5:30 am, the Resistance targeted a positioning of Israeli occupation forces in the Zebdine barracks in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms with a rocket barrage.
At 5:45 am, Hezbollah fighters bombed the Israeli Zar'it barracks with rocket weaponry, including a Burkan rocket, dealing a precise hit.
- At 6:00 am, Islamic Resistance fighters targeted a gathering of Israeli occupation forces in Khillet Warde with a rocket barrage.
- At 6:00 am, Hezbollah fighters launched a rocket strike on a gathering of Israeli forces in the Shomera settlement.
- At 10:10 am, the Resistance fighters targeted a positioning of Israeli occupation forces in the town of Maroun al-Ras with artillery shells.
The Islamic Resistance's military operations come in parallel with an ongoing Israeli aggression on Lebanon, especially against civilian infrastructure in its South and East, as well as Beirut's Southern Suburb, killing more than 1,200 people and injuring tens of thousands more.
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