Over 100 rockets were fired into Israel from Lebanon early Sunday, with some landing near the northern city of Haifa, as Israel and the Hezbollah militant group appeared to be spiraling toward all-out war following months of escalating tensions. Israeli first responders say the early morning barrage on Sunday wounded…

Israeli military reports over 100 projectiles fired from Lebanon, causing fires in Israel's north

JERUSALEM: The Israeli military said dozens of warplanes were striking Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon late Saturday (Sep 21), as cross-border exchanges intensify amid growing fear

The Ramat David site is among the deepest inside Israeli territory that Hezbollah has targeted in a year of cross-border exchanges.

The Israeli military says over 100 rockets have been fired into the country from Lebanon, with some landing near the northern city of Haifa. Israeli first responders say the early morning barrage on Sunday wounded at least three people near Haifa, damaged buildings and set cars on fire. The barrage came after an Israeli airstrike in Beirut killed at least 37 people, including one of the Lebanese militant group’s senior leaders as well as women and children. The militants were already reeling from a sophisticated attack using thousands of explosive personal devices just days earlier.