Israeli artillery bombed sites in southern Lebanon, today, Tuesday, following the firing of about 20 rocket shells from the eastern sector towards Israeli sites, while Israeli air defenses intercepted a number of shells and some of them landed in open areas, after sirens sounded in Israeli border towns, and in The occupied Syrian Golan.

Earlier on Tuesday morning, the Israeli army closed several streets in the Upper Galilee, and the Home Front called on the residents of 10 Israeli towns (most of which were evacuated) to remain near “safe places.” The warning on the home front included the border towns: “Maayan Baruch,” “Kfar Giladi,” “Misgav Am,” “Manara,” “Yifthah,” “Malikiyah,” “Kfar Yuval,” “Metula,” “Margaliot,” and “Ramot Naftali.” ".

These measures come in light of Israeli fears of targeting vehicles or people moving in this area with anti-armour missiles. It is noteworthy that the Israeli army clarified that “there is no tangible security incident,” but despite this, it was decided to block the roads after assessing the situation. It is noteworthy that the roads were closed after they were opened to traffic yesterday afternoon, Monday.

For a month, the border areas in southern Lebanon have witnessed mutual and escalating bombardment between the Israeli army on the one hand and Hezbollah and Palestinian factions in Lebanon on the other hand, in light of the devastating war that Israel has been waging on the Gaza Strip since last October 7 with Western support. Absolutely, especially from the United States, France, Britain and Germany.