Israeli Army Radio said that about 160 missiles were launched from southern Lebanon towards Safed, Tiberias and their surroundings within a few minutes, while the Israeli army stated that fires broke out in the north as a result of the fall of some of those missiles. This came a day after Hezbollah mourned 4 of its members - including the commander Military - killed in an Israeli raid.

The Israeli occupation army said that its defenses intercepted a number of shells, while some of them landed in several locations, leading to the outbreak of fires.

The local Israeli Regional Council in the Upper Galilee issued recommendations to residents of Israeli towns to stay near shelters and safe places.

Israeli Army Radio reported that this is the first time that sirens have sounded in Tiberias since last October.

Israeli media reported hearing successive powerful explosions due to missile interceptions in large areas in the Upper and Lower Galilee.

Israeli platforms also published scenes showing smoke rising from various areas in northern Israel, indicating that the smoke resulted from missiles falling in the Tiberias area.