In a statement, the movement confirmed the use of rockets and artillery weapons against groups of uniformed personnel gathered near the Shomera barracks.
In a second statement, Hezbollah said its fighters had scored direct hits against the aforementioned military base in the occupied Lebanese village of Tarbikha in another operation.
The Resistance reaffirmed its commitment to the people of Gaza and its support for Palestinian fighters in the face of enemy genocide.
In this context, the Tel Aviv press mentioned the firing of 24 rockets from Lebanon towards the Western Galilee, as well as the activation of sirens in the settlements of Even Menachem and Shtula.
At the same time, they reported that a rocket hit near Nahariya on the northern front without sounding an alarm and more rockets were fired near Shomera Barracks.
Israeli aircraft, in turn, carried out attacks in the Labouneh area near Naqoura, while their artillery targeted the towns of Ramiya, Marwahin, Aita al-Shaab and Tair Harfa.
Yesterday, in response to attacks against civilians, the resistance attacked military bases and troops of Israeli soldiers and bombed several settlements in occupied Lebanese villages with Katyusha rockets.
In this sense, the international spokesman for the Tel Aviv Army, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Conricus, pointed out that the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon has carried out more than a thousand attacks against the occupation since October 7.
The heads of the Upper Galilee Regional Council, Giora Zalzatz, and Al Motilia, David Azoulay, criticized the behavior of the far-right government of Benjamin Netanyahu and assured that the presence of soldiers in the settlements was not a solution against Hezbollah.
As a result of these operations, combined with the actions of the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, approximately 125,000 Israeli settlers have been evacuated from the northern and southern fronts since October 7.
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