IDF says jets hit Hezbollah targets; rocket fired at Israel fell short, landed in Lebanon
Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian is The Times of Israel's military correspondent
Israeli fighter jets struck Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon overnight, the military says.
The targets included a building in Khiam and an observation post in Matmoura, according to the IDF.
Troops also shelled areas near Halta and Naqoura with artillery to “remove threats,” the military adds.
The IDF also says one rocket fired this morning at northern Israel fell short in Lebanon. The incident set off sirens in the Upper Galilee.
Israeli fighter jets struck Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon overnight, the military says.
The targets included a building in Khiam and an observation post in Matmoura, according to the IDF.
Troops also shelled areas near Halta and Naqoura with artillery to "remove… pic.twitter.com/9toa0jcOH4
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