IDF strikes terror targets in Lebanon

In response to Hezbollah fire toward Israeli territory over the past day, IDF fighter jets and helicopters on Friday evening struck terror targets in Lebanon.

According to the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit, the terror targets included terrorist infrastructure, sites, operational command centers, and military posts in which Hezbollah terrorists operated.

Furthermore, earlier in the day, the IDF identified fire from Lebanon launched toward an IDF post in the Har Dov area, that fell in an open area. No injuries were reported.

In response, the IDF struck the source of the fire, and the launcher that fired, said the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit.

Earlier on Friday, four Israelis were injured, one of them seriously and the rest lightly-to-moderately, by an anti-tank missile that was fired from Lebanon at the Upper Galilee.

The IDF attacked targets in Lebanon in retaliation.

In addition, the IDF said, earlier on Friday, IDF soldiers who were operating in the area of Metula in northern Israel identified a drone that crossed from Lebanon to Israel.

The soldiers tracked and intercepted the drone, which was suspected of carrying explosive materials.

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