Rocket fire continues on Israel-Lebanon border
The Israeli military fired at targets in Lebanon following rockets being launched from Lebanon toward Israel.
Small-scale fighting is persisting on and near the Israel-Lebanon border.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that six rockets were fired from Lebanon toward northern Israel late Monday night local time. The rockets all landed within Lebanon, and Israel said its artillery fired toward the launch sites in response. The IDF did not say who was responsible for the attack.
Lebanon’s official National News Agency reported that an Israeli missile hit a water storage area Monday night in the town of Markaba in southern Lebanon, causing damage to the pipes. Israel also launched 20 rockets and a reconnaissance drone near the southern town of Kfarchouba, according to the agency.
The National News Agency also reported Israeli “flare bombs” over Marjaayoun in the south on Tuesday night.
