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The Lebanese armed group Hezbollah announced that it had targeted an Israeli military installation near the settlement of Malkia in northern Israel. According to a statement published on the group's Telegram channel, the attack was carried out by a drone that hit a military bunker, setting it on fire and partially destroying it.
The human cost of the conflict continues to rise sharply, with recent reports of over 39,000 deaths (38,385 Palestinians and 1,478 Israelis), out of which 108 were journalists (103 from Palestine, 2 from Israel and 3 from Lebanon). More than 224 humanitarian workers were seriously injured, including 179 UNRWA staff.
The Israeli army announced it successfully intercepted a rocket launched from Lebanon, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions and raising concerns about potential further conflict.
Recent polls suggest that two-thirds of Israelis want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step down from politics, indicating growing dissatisfaction with the current leadership as the war drags on.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is reportedly closely monitoring developments in Israel, aware that the end of operations in Rafah may prompt a shift in Israel's focus towards the northern front.
Hochstein's mission comes at a critical time, as the international community grows increasingly worried about the possibility of the Gaza conflict spilling over into a wider regional war.
Hezbollah also stated that the operations were a response to the aggression of the Zionist regime's army against villages in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli military has yet to confirm whether any projectiles impacted the area or provide details on the source of the apparent attack.
Lebanon's National News Agency said the early morning strike targeted the motorbike in Aitaroun, near the country's border with Israel.
The brazen attack began around 8:34 a.m. local time when a Syrian national identified as Mohamad Abed al-Salam approached the embassy's entrance in the Awkar area, according to the Lebanese Army.
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