Key Takeaways
- Hezbollah confirmed an attack on the Israel Military Industries Ltd. in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, striking with missiles.
- The attack was part of a dangerous escalation between Hezbollah and the Israeli army, which began on Sept. 23.
- The Israeli army has been launching airstrikes on Lebanon and a ground operation near the southern Lebanese border in an effort to cripple Hezbollah’s capabilities.
Beirut/Jerusalem: Hezbollah said it attacked on Wednesday night the Israel Military Industries Ltd., also referred to as Ta’a, in the suburbs of Tel Aviv with missiles.
Hezbollah, in a statement, said the strike “hit its targets accurately.”
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said earlier in the day that four projectiles were launched on Wednesday evening from Lebanon towards central Israel, adding two of them were intercepted and two others fell, with no casualties reported.
Meanwhile, Israel’s state-owned Kan TV news, citing Palestinian sources, reported that one projectile fell near Qalqilya city in the West Bank, slightly injuring a man and damaging a car.
Since Sept. 23, the Israeli army has been launching intensive airstrikes on Lebanon in a dangerous escalation with Hezbollah. In early October, Israel also launched a ground operation near the southern Lebanese border, allegedly to further cripple Hezbollah’s capabilities.
