The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah continues operating on the northern front, targeting the occupation's soldier gatherings, equipment, and military sites in the occupied north, in support of the people of Palestine and their valiant Resistance, as well as in defense of southern Lebanon against Israeli aggression. 

On August 13, Hezbollah carried out six operations across the Palestinian-Lebanese border, which came as follows: 

Operations overview:

1. At 8:35 am, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted espionage equipment at the Israeli Masgav Am military site with appropriate weapons, inflicting direct damage. 

2. At an undated time, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted a gathering of Israeli occupation soldiers in the vicinity of the Metat barracks with rockets, inflicting direct damage.

3. At 1:45 pm, the Islamic Resistance targeted the deployment of Israeli occupation soldiers around the Semmaqa military site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Chouba Hills with artillery shells, hitting their target directly.

4. At 5:20 pm, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted the Roueissat al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Chouba Hills with artillery shells, hitting their target directly.

5. At 10:00 pm, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted the deployment of Israeli occupation soldiers in the Jal al-Deir outpost with a rocket salvo, achieving direct hits. 

6. In response to the Israeli assassination in the Lebanese town of Baraashit, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted the Mount Neria base with a salvo of Grad rockets. 

Moreover, Israeli Channel 14 reported that at least 15 rockets were launched from Lebanon toward upper al-Jalil, with sirens sounding as far as Beit Jann, located around 10 kilometers from the Lebanese border.

Hezbollah attacks growing deadlier by the day: Israeli official

Hezbollah is pacing up its operations on the Northern Front, as these attacks become deadlier and more powerful, the head of the Israeli Upper al-Jalil Council, Giora Zaltz, stated on Saturday. 

Zaltz, who heads the local authority governing a large section of northern Israeli-occupied territories, said that these areas are becoming increasingly less secure. 

The official criticized the central Israeli government, headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for its policies in the north during an interview for the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation (KAN).

"Netanyahu's government discovered, in the past weeks, that there is an enemy in the northern borders called Hezbollah and it awaits [Hezbollah's] response to the assassination of commander (Fouad) Shokor in the Southern Suburb of Beirut," Zaltz explained. 

He stressed that the situation in the north is deteriorating from "bad to worse," as daily warning sirens sound across the northern occupied territories due to Hezbollah's drone and rocket attacks.