Hezbollah fired 200 missiles and drones into Israel in what Israeli media called an integrated attack with Iran, prompting fierce Israeli Defense Forces strikes.

When Hezbollah fired rockets into northern Israel, it granted Israel the opening it was waiting for. It’s now seeking to end Hezbollah’s ability to rain rockets down on Israeli communities for good.

Israel Squadron 200 UAV operations destroyed over half of Iranian missile launchers according to IDF commanders, achieving near complete success in stopping Iranian attacks.

Israel on Sunday said the suspect alleged to have conducted the recent Michigan synagogue attack was related to a Hezbollah commander. The suspect, Ayman Muhammad Ghazali, 41, died by suicide on

On Friday, two loud booms echoed in Beirut before Israeli leaflets started raining down on residents, spreading captions that evoke Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza and urge Lebanese residents to share information with Israeli intelligence.

Sirens sound in the Galilee amid a rocket attack from Lebanon. The alerts are activated in Beit Jann and nearby communities. Hezbollah has carried out sporadic rocket and drone attacks on northern Israel today, with no reports of injuries. The terror group also fired one projectile at central Israel this morning.

The IDF has destroyed 85-90% of Hezbollah’s pre-2023 war rocket arsenal, the military said on Sunday. Pre-war, Hezbollah had over 150,000 rockets. By the November 2024 ceasefire, the IDF said it had destroyed between 70 and 80% of the rocket arsenal.