Lebanon's Hezbollah said it fired rockets at two military positions in northern Israel on Saturday, as the Israeli military said it was carrying out new strikes against Hezbollah targets.
In separate statements, Hezbollah said it fired "a salvo of Katyusha rockets" each at two Israeli barracks "in response" to Israeli attacks "on steadfast southern villages and civilian houses".
AFP correspondents reported heavy Israeli strikes in several areas of south Lebanon.
A firefighting aircraft releases flame retardant to extinguish fires caused by rockets launched from southern Lebanon which landed on the outskirts of Safed, in the upper Galilee on Saturday. AFP
Israelis walk next to a building hit by rockets fired from Lebanon, in Kadita on the outskirts of Safed near the border with Lebanon on Tuesday. AFP
Firefighters inspect the damage at the site where rockets fired from Lebanon hit, in Kadita on the outskirts of Safed near the border with Lebanon on Tuesday. AFP
