Israeli media reported on Wednesday that the number of people injured as a result of the bombing on the town of Arab Al-Aramsha, near the border with Lebanon, had risen to 18, including 4 in serious condition.

Earlier, the Israeli Ambulance Authority announced that 7 people were injured, including two in serious condition, as a result of missiles that struck a building and a car in the town of Arab Al-Aramsha in the Galilee, before announcing that the death toll had risen.

For its part, Israeli media said that the Israeli army sent a helicopter to evacuate the injured from the area.

These means reported that 4 missiles were fired from southern Lebanon on the town of Arab Al-Aramsha in Galilee, after the Iron Dome failed to intercept them.

For its part, Hezbollah announced on Wednesday that it bombed a military command headquarters in northern Israel with missiles and drones, in response to the martyrdom of three of its fighters in Israeli strikes that targeted two towns in southern Lebanon on Tuesday.

The party said in a statement: Its fighters launched a “combined attack with guided missiles and assault marches on an Israeli command headquarters” in the village of Arab al-Aramsha, “in response to the enemy’s assassination of a number of resistance fighters in Ain Baal and Shehabiya.”