The Israeli newspaper "Jerusalem Post" reported that more than 50 missiles were fired from Lebanon towards northern Israel this morning (Thursday), after a bombing launched by Israel on border areas in southern Lebanon, according to what was reported by the "Arab World News Agency." The newspaper reported that sirens sounded in several towns near the border with Lebanon. The newspaper described the bombing as the most intense since the outbreak of clashes on the border with Lebanon, but indicated that there were no reports of casualties as a result of the attack.

Today, the Lebanese Hezbollah announced that it targeted infantry concentrations of Israeli soldiers and caused direct casualties.

He said, in three separate statements, that this morning, his members targeted infantry gatherings of Israeli soldiers in the Israeli sites of Al-Dahaira and Jal Al-Alam, and they also targeted the Israeli site of Birkat Risha, causing direct hits.

This morning, Israeli artillery bombed the outskirts of the towns of Tair Harfa, Shihin, Al-Jebain, and the Wadi Hassan area in southern Lebanon.