Lebanese Hezbollah announced launching 12 attacks on Israeli sites in the Upper Galilee and the occupied Shebaa Farms, while Israel targeted several towns in southern Lebanon.
The party said that it targeted an Israeli site in the village of Ghajar with guided missiles, and that ambulances were seen transporting the injured.
He also announced the targeting of the sites of Al-Raheb, Al-Matula, Ramia, Al-Marj, Al-Malikiyah, Jal Al-Alam, and the Baranit, Ramim, and Zibdin barracks.
On the other hand, Israeli fighters and marches launched raids on the towns of Al-Ma’alia, Naqoura, Mays Al-Jabal and Aita Al-Shaab, and attacked a march with a motorcycle missile near the town of Al-Mansouri in southern Lebanon, and Hezbollah mourned 6 fighters who died in the Israeli raids.
Israeli artillery bombed the town of Naqoura, the Labouneh area, the Marjayoun Plain, and the surroundings of Rashaya Al-Fakhar and Kafr Hamam.
Since the outbreak of war between Israel and the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip on October 7, Hezbollah and Israel have exchanged cross-border bombing on an almost daily basis.
The escalation between the Lebanese and Israeli borders resulted in the killing of at least 426 people in Lebanon, including at least 274 Hezbollah fighters and 82 civilians, according to a tally prepared by Agence France-Presse based on party statements and official Lebanese sources.
The Israeli side, for its part, announced the killing of 14 soldiers and 11 civilians.
The escalation also pushed tens of thousands of residents on both sides of the border to flee.