Sirens blare across 20 Northern Israeli settlements

Published September 20th, 2024 - 10:46 GMT
Sirens blare across 20 Northern Israeli settlements
Hezbollah militants fire a missile from the southern Lebanese city of Tyre 23 July 2006. New rockets fired by the militia hit several towns today, including Haifa, as the Israeli offensive against Lebanon continued. The United Nations has warned that Lebanon is caught in a "catastrophic" humanitarian situation, with 500,000 people displaced and most of the country's infrastructures destroyed because of Israeli attacks. AFP PHOTO/HASSAN AMMAR (Photo by HASSAN AMMAR / AFP)

ALBAWABA - An intense rocket fire from southern Lebanon caused sirens to sound in almost twenty towns and localities in the northern Golan and Upper Galilee. There have apparently been many fires started by the strikes.

The Israeli Defense Forces said that around fifty rockets were launched in the direction of Safed. Some of them fell into unpopulated regions, but the majority were intercepted by the Iron Dome defensive system.

The Upper Galilee, Mount Meron, and Safed were the targets of the intensive rocket barrage, according to Israeli media sources. In the middle region of southern Lebanon, intercepting missiles were seen exploding over border communities.

Many people were alarmed when the sirens in Safed and other towns and villages near the northern border went out. Following the incident, "Yedioth Ahronoth" reported that flames broke out in many parts of Safed.


 

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