Israeli Channel 12 said on Sunday that the Ministry of Defense has begun fortifying and protecting buildings in several towns adjacent to the northern border with Lebanon.

The channel added that the fortification includes adding more than 200 shelters in towns in the Golan Heights, Upper Galilee and the West.

The revelation of the new fortifications comes as Israeli cities and settlements from the border with Lebanon in the north to Haifa and Tel Aviv in the south are subjected to daily missile strikes by the Lebanese Hezbollah.

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis are forced to take shelters every day due to Hezbollah missiles and drones.

The party recently called on the residents of 25 Israeli settlements in the north to leave their homes immediately, before starting to bombard them with missiles and drones, stressing that they have become legitimate targets for it because they have become a place for the deployment and settlement of Israeli forces.

Yesterday, Saturday, Israel expanded restrictions on gatherings in the Lower Galilee and the southern Golan Heights, and it was decided to suspend studies today, Sunday, in the city of Acre due to the missile bombardment by Hezbollah.