Tel Aviv: Rockets launched from northern Gaza landed in southern Israel on Sunday, just a day before the first anniversary of Hamas’s attack on October 7, according to the Israeli military.
In an official statement, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed, “Several projectiles were identified crossing from the northern Gaza Strip into Israeli territory. One projectile was intercepted, and the rest fell in open areas.”
The Israeli military remains on high alert for potential attacks as the country nears the anniversary of the devastating assault by Palestinian militants.
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Meanwhile, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for an aerial strike targeting a maintenance and rehabilitation base south of Haifa. The group announced that a squadron of attack drones was deployed in the operation, intensifying the already heightened tensions in the region.
The ongoing hostilities underscore the fragile security situation as both Israeli forces and Palestinian militant groups brace for further confrontation, particularly around symbolic dates that could provoke heightened responses.
