According to Hezbollah-affiliated media outlets, one of the targets was the Al-Jarrah base, where a gathering of Israeli soldiers was hit by missiles. The Zar’it base, located near the Israel-Lebanon border, was also reported as being destroyed. Additionally, Hezbollah confirmed missile strikes on two Israeli military bases in the occupied Golan Heights, including the Soma Base.

In a statement issued on Friday night, Hezbollah’s operations command claimed that Israeli forces had failed in their attempt to advance into Lebanese territory. The group noted that Israeli soldiers briefly entered a few houses in border villages only to take photos.

Hezbollah underscored that homes and military bases used to manage Israeli settlements are key targets in its ongoing operations. The group has escalated its military response to Israeli incursions and airstrikes since late September, resulting in hundreds of rockets launched toward northern occupied territories.

Meanwhile, Israel confirmed that two drones were launched from Lebanon toward Tel Aviv. One struck the Gush Dan area, while the other hit northern Herzliya, causing damage and a power outage in the area.

Tensions between Hezbollah and Israel have been escalating since late September, when Israel began extensive military operations in southern Lebanon. According to Lebanon’s Health Ministry, these operations have led to hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries.

Hezbollah has significantly increased its retaliatory attacks on Israeli military positions and settlements, launching hundreds of rockets in recent days. The conflict shows no signs of abating, with both sides exchanging increasingly fierce strikes across the Lebanon-Israel border. (ILKHA)