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Rockets hit Israeli port city of Haifa
The Israeli army says that five rockets launched from Lebanon hit the port city of Haifa. Israeli media reported that at least five people were wounded after a restaurant, a house and a main road were hit.
Sirens also sounded in the northern city of Tiberias.
The army also said alerts were activated in the Upper Galilee area after detecting 15 rockets. “Some” of them were intercepted.
Israeli rescue force members inspect the site where a projectile fell in Haifa, northern Israel, on Sunday.
‘By attacking Haifa, Hezbollah is sending a message’
Elijah Magnier, a military and security analyst, says the attack on Haifa is particularly dangerous as the city hosts not only a naval base but also a chemical industry.
“Targeting the harbour, it’s a different message that Hezbollah is sending to the Israelis and [it] is saying that they can cause even further damage, not only on the military infrastructure that is in Haifa but also on the chemical products here,” Magner told Al Jazeera.
Ugh last thing the area needs is a chemical disaster. Ceasefire now.
Haifa attacks something the Israelis didn’t want happening
This is the first time residents of Haifa have seen rockets land inside the city.
We’re hearing that five people have been injured in the attack.
Haifa is the largest city in northern Israel with about 300,000 residents. More importantly and more strategically, it has a port, oil refinery and industrial complexes. It’s considered a prime target and this attack is something that the Israelis didn’t want happening. It could impact a lot of sectors here in Israel.
Haifa bottom left. Metula (circled) is where the IDF is trying to enter Lebanon
Ten wounded in Haifa
Israeli media is reporting that at least 10 people have been injured in the rocket attack on Haifa.
One injured in rocket attack on Tiberias
As we have previously reported, sirens sounded in the northeastern Israeli city of Tiberias.
According to the Israeli National Emergency Service, a 20-year-old suffered shrapnel wounds in the chest and abdomen.
Tiberias is on the West side of the Sea of Galilee.
