The Israeli military And Hezbollah A clash broke out on Friday as the situation escalated after Hezbollah attacked the city in northern Israel Secured They launched “missile volleys” to retaliate against Israel Airstrikes which had previously ravaged his fortress in the south Beirutaccording to the AFP news agency.
A Hezbollah rocket hit a house and a car in Safed, Israel, triggering a rapid response Israel“A direct hit from a Hezbollah rocket was detected in (Safed),” the Israeli military reported. Local police confirmed that “no injuries were reported, but there was significant damage.” Authorities were working to isolate the impact sites and bomb disposal units were on site.

This attack came shortly after Israel carried out a massive airstrike on Hezbollah’s headquarters in southern Beirut, targeting the group’s leader, Hassan Nasrallah. The airstrike was described as the heaviest bombardment in nearly a year of conflict, destroying several buildings and leaving at least two people dead and several injured.
Hezbollah’s senior leadership was unavailable after Israeli attacks on Beirut’s southern suburbs on Friday evening, a source close to the Lebanese armed group told Reuters. Hours after the attacks, Hezbollah had not commented on the fate of its leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
Hezbollah denied that Nasrallah was the target, saying: “Any statement about the Israeli attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut is untrue.” The group described its action against Safed as a necessary defense of Lebanon in response to Israeli attacks on civilians.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the operation, saying: “Israel is doing what any sovereign state would do to protect its people.”
Health authorities say the conflict has led to a humanitarian crisis, with thousands displaced in Lebanon and the death toll from Israeli attacks exceeding 720.