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Anti-tank missile lands on northern Israeli home, IDF strikes Hezbollah
Israeli Air Force fighter jets continued striking Hezbollah terror infrastructure across southern Lebanon on Saturday, the IDF said, following rocket fire at northern Israeli border towns earlier in the day.
The IDF said that its aerial forces struck the source of the rocket fire on Saturday. Later that evening, a home in the northern moshav of Shtula suffered a direct hit by an anti-tank missile, Israeli media reported.
No one was harmed by the rocket’s impact. However, significant damage was caused to the home.
In addition, fighter jets also completed an attack on Hezbollah positions in the area of the Meiss El Jabal and Yarine villages, in Lebanon’s south.IDF: Hezbollah continuously violates UN resolution 1701
In a statement on Saturday, the Israeli military stressed that “Hezbollah’s ongoing terrorist activity and attacks against Israel violate UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
“The IDF will continue to defend its borders from any threat,” it added.