It's disclosed and it's brutal; Retaliation started, the plan leaked

Earlier, Israel carried out two attacks on the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital, Beirut.

A high-rise building in Beirut's upscale Jannah neighborhood was also hit, but the Israeli military claimed it carried out precision strikes, not targeting civilians.

The IDF announced that since this morning, around 100 rockets have been fired from Lebanon at targets in northern Israel.

In the latest barrage, as they say, the Western Galilee and the Haifa area were targeted. So far, there are no reports of injuries or casualties.

A commando's prayer before the invasion of Lebanon

 

Ambassador of Serbia: There were 2,099 sirens

The Honorary Consul of Serbia in Israel, Aleksandar Nikolić, said today that the night in that country was calmer, that half an hour after midnight the restrictive measures introduced by the local command for the rear forces in the central and southern part of the country were lifted.

He told K1 television that the restrictions remained in force only in northern Israel, starting from the suburbs of Haifa, known as Kayot, all the way to the western Galilee, where a ban on outdoor gatherings of more than 30 people was still in force, while up to 300 people are allowed in closed spaces.

"Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv has reopened, but only 15 airlines are continuing their flights, while the rest are still suspended. The important information for us is that two Israeli airlines are still maintaining direct flights to Belgrade," Nikolić said.

According to his words, between 19:30 and 20:30 local time, 2,099 sirens were activated due to the launch of 181 surface-to-surface ballistic missiles from Iran, which entered Israeli airspace, but not all of them were intercepted because there is no complete hermetic closure of the sky.