Damage has been reported in the Zionist entity’s north on Wednesday, as Hamas fired missiles from south Lebanon at the occupied Palestinian territories.
Israeli media reported that sirens sounded as some ten rockets were launched from south Lebanon into “northern Israel”, one of which landed on a house in the settlement of Kiryat Shmona.
The Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing, said it launched multiple missiles at northern Palestine from southern Lebanon.
In a statement on its Telegram account, the group said it has fired two barrages of Grad rockets on the 769th Territorial Brigade’s command HQ and the airport barracks in Beit Hillel.
The strikes came “in response to Zionist massacres against civilians in the Gaza Strip and the assassination of martyred leaders and their brothers in the southern suburb of Beirut (Dahiyeh)”, the statement added, referring to the strike which assassinated top Hamas official in Lebanon Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri earlier on January 2.
The Israeli occupation military then confirmed the strikes, saying that “approximately 10 launches which crossed from Lebanon into northern Israel were identified,” adding that sirens had sounded in north settlement of Kiryat Shmona.
Video circulated on social media showed damage inflicted upon a building in Kiryat Shmona.
