100 rockets fired from Lebanon target Haifa in largest barrage; Tel Aviv strikes Beirut
Israeli Occupation media reported that 100 rockets were launched from Lebanon on Tuesday, targeting the Haifa Bay area. The army radio confirmed that this was the largest rocket barrage the city of Haifa has ever faced.
Sirens blared across Haifa, its bay, and the northern coastal region of occupied Palestine, according to Israeli Occupation's Home Front Command. Direct hits were reported in the settlement of "Kfar Masaryk" south of Acre, as well as "Kiryat Yam" and "Kiryat Motzkin" in Haifa Bay, local media added.
This attack came just minutes after Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, stated that "Hezbollah’s capabilities are intact, and what the enemy claims is untrue (...) The resistance environment remains strong and resilient."
Emergency services confirmed that one person was injured when a rocket struck "Kiryat Yam."
- Tel Aviv strikes back -
In retaliation, the Israeli Occupation army carried out heavy airstrikes on southern Beirut shortly after the resistance's attack on Haifa.
The full scale of the damage is yet to be determined.
