The Lebanon-based Islamic armed group Hezbollah fired a total of 175 rockets in 24 hours from Sunday midnight to Monday midnight targeting various military-civilian installations in northern Israel.

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In a report on Tuesday, Israel's broadcasting media, Channel-12, confirmed this information.

According to the report, these rockets were launched targeting the cities of Nahariya, Haifa, Acre and Krait in northern Israel. However, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) destroyed most of the rockets before they hit their targets. Some could not be destroyed. However, there were no Israeli casualties in the rocket attack.

Yesterday, October 7, marked one year of the ongoing operation of Israeli forces in Gaza. Hamas said the group fired several rockets at Tel Aviv on Monday.

The Israel Defense Forces have launched an operation in southern Lebanon since September 23 to destroy Iran-backed Hezbollah. Hezbollah's most important bases and military installations are in southern Lebanon.

1 thousand 251 people were killed, 3 thousand 618 were injured and more than 1.2 million people were displaced in the last 2 weeks of Israeli forces' operation in Lebanon. Among the dead were Hezbollah's main leader Hassan Nasrullah and several top commanders.

Source: Anadolu Agency