Hezbollah announced on Monday that it had bombed a gathering of Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, as part of daily confrontations with the Israeli army.

The party reported, in a statement, “a gathering of Israeli soldiers was targeted in the vicinity of the Ruwaisat al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Shuba hills with artillery shells, and it was directly hit.”

Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes launched two raids on the Al-Maslakh area in the town of Khiam, following artillery and air strikes targeting other towns, according to the official Lebanese News Agency.

Earlier Monday, Israeli Army Radio said that 4 missiles were monitored from Lebanon at Shebaa Farms.

Meanwhile, the Hebrew Channel 12 (privately) reported that 30 rocket shells were monitored from Lebanon at northern Israel. As a result, sirens sounded in Israeli towns near the Lebanese border.

For decades, Israel has occupied Lebanese lands in the south.