Hezbollah in Lebanon Fires 48 Rockets to Israel

Name: Hezbollah in Lebanon Fires 48 Rockets to Israel
Uploaded: 2023-11-23
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Description: Hezbollah increased its attacks against Israel. The Israel Defense Forces announced that many anti-tank missiles, mortars and 35 rockets were launched from Lebanese territory to the areas on the Israeli border, and some of the rockets were neutralize

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Hezbollah increased its attacks against Israel. The Israel Defense Forces announced that many anti-tank missiles, mortars and 35 rockets were launched from Lebanese territory to the areas on the Israeli border, and some of the rockets were neutralized by the air defense system. It was stated that there was no loss of life or injury in the attacks. In the statement made by Hezbollah, which claimed responsibility for the attacks, it was stated that 48 rockets were launched towards Israel.

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