Residents of northern Israel brace for uptick in rocket fire ahead of potential Lebanon truce

Residents of northern Israel are bracing for a potential uptick in rocket fire and drone launches from Lebanon amid reports of a potential imminent ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah.

The Home Front Command has adjusted the activity scale in the Golan Heights and northern border communities, meaning that most schools won’t be open and large events will not be able to be held.

Officials are concerned that the Iran-backed terror group could increase attacks ahead of the expected announcement of a ceasefire.

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