IDF targets Hezbollah, missile from Lebanon hits inside Israel

The IDF targeted Hezbollah terror infrastructure in Lebanese territory with a combination of artillery, missile, and aircraft fire on Saturday in response to attacks on the North, the military announced.

It also responded to several launches fired at IDF positions in the Lebanon border area by targeting the source of the fire.

Israeli media also reported on Saturday that a missile fired from Lebanon at civilian infrastructure in the Upper Galilee region caused significant damage to the impact site.

Missile from Lebanon hits structure in Israel

The missile hit a structure on the outskirts of Kibbutz Dovev, a community located less than a kilometer from the Lebanese border. No casualties have been reported.

Although Hezbollah was not part of the truce between Israel and Hamas, it also stopped its attacks during the past week.

In addition, two Islamic Revolutionary Guards were killed in a reported Israeli airstrike in Syria, Iran announced through its state-run media on Saturday.

Syrian air defenses responded to a strike against targets in the vicinity of Damascus earlier on Saturday, Syrian state media reported, adding that defense forces shot down most of the missiles.

“The Israeli enemy carried out an air aggression from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan, targeting some points in the vicinity of the city of Damascus,” the Syrian state news agency said, citing a military source.

There was only material damage, it said.

This is a developing story