Two rockets were fired by Hezbollah toward Israeli military positions on the border with Lebanon, in the Mount Dov area. The Israeli army reported. This is the first rocket fire from Lebanon since the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah came into effect last Wednesday. There are no reports of injuries at this time. The rockets exploded in open areas.
Hezbollah also confirmed the attack, speaking of "repeated violations" of the ceasefire by Israel. The pro-Iranian organization said that the rockets were "a first warning" in response to IDF attacks in Lebanon during the ceasefire and the "continued violation of Lebanese airspace by Israeli aircraft."
"Hezbollah's launch represents a serious violation of the cessation of hostilities, and Israel will respond forcefully ," declared Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "We are determined to continue to enforce the ceasefire and to respond to any violation by Hezbollah, whether minor or major," he added.
(Online Union)