Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen warned, “No one should test us” after the rockets fired from Lebanon to Israel. On the other hand, in a statement made by the Israeli army, it was reported that 34 rockets were fired from Lebanon, at least 5 of which fell on Israeli territory.
“WE WILL TAKE ALL PRECAUTIONS”
In a statement on his Twitter account, Cohen made an assessment about the rocket attacks from Lebanon to Israel’s northern regions.
Stating that “Israel is faced with rockets coming from the south (Gaza Strip) and north (Lebanon),” Cohen said, “This is not a coincidence. Let no one test us, we will take all necessary measures to defend our country and our people.” used the phrases.
The Israeli Minister noted that he invited the international community to make a clear statement about those responsible for the attacks against Israel.
25 OF THE ROCKETS DESTROYED IN AIR
The Israeli army reported that in the attack from Lebanon, 34 rockets were fired, 25 of which were destroyed in the air, and at least 5 of them fell on its territory.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Israeli army announced that a series of rockets were fired from Lebanon to the northern regions of the country, and warning sirens were activated in the northern regions of the country.
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that 34 rockets were launched in the attack.
The emergency service Red Star of David also shared that an Israeli who was hit by shrapnel was slightly injured, and another person was injured while fleeing to the shelter.
The Israeli army had also hit the south of Lebanon with artillery.
It was stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would also convene the security cabinet due to the rocket attacks.