Al-Qassam Brigades fire a missile salvo from southern Lebanon, and sirens sound in the northern settlements

Sirens sounded on Monday morning in the Kiryat Shmona settlement and the surrounding settlements in northern occupied Palestine.

Hebrew media said that "more than 30 missiles were launched from southern Lebanon towards the Finger of Galilee and Upper Galilee" in northern occupied Palestine.

For its part, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced, this morning, the bombing of the headquarters of the 769th Eastern Brigade, “Jibour Camp,” in northern occupied Palestine, with a concentrated missile salvo fired from southern Lebanon.

The Al-Qassam Brigades explained in a statement that this bombing came "in response to the Zionist enemy's massacres in patient Gaza and the rebellious West Bank."
 

This morning, the Israeli occupation army announced an attack on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, including “operational infrastructure” in Jabal Balat, as well as military buildings in Marwahin.

Israeli aircraft also raided the towns of Tair Harfa, Marwahin, Naqoura, and Jabal Balat shortly before midnight, resulting in severe damage to property, infrastructure, and homes.

This comes at a time when Hezbollah has continued to bomb Israeli military sites and settlements since last November, in solidarity with the people of the Gaza Strip in their battle against the Israeli occupation, the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” and in response to the Israeli massacres against civilians in Palestine and Lebanon.

Since the seventh of last October, the Israeli occupation army has continued its aggression against the Gaza Strip, with its aircraft bombing the vicinity of hospitals, buildings, towers, and the homes of Palestinian civilians, destroying them above the heads of their residents.