Middle East: Rockets from Hezbollah, attacks from Israel to Lebanon and explosions near nuclear installations in Iran

On a stretched rope lies the Middle East, as attacks continue. Hezbollah launched rockets in its third largest city, Haifa, while Tel Aviv appears ready to expand the attack on Lebanon, a year after its attack that triggered the Gaza war. It is noted that in Israel there were memorial ceremonies and protests in honour of the dead and hostages still in Hamas’ hands, while at the same time the Gaza conflict has spread and raised fears of the expansion of the war throughout the Middle East. Israel’s army announced that the sirens sounded in the center of the country, after many rockets were launched from Lebanon to Israeli territory. According to the Times of Israel, Hezbollah launched rockets against a military base in the Glilot region, near Tel Aviv. At this location is the largest base of Israeli armed forces intelligence (IDF), as well as Mossad headquarters, the Times of Israel stress. He had been targeted by Hezbollah again in August and October. Israeli army artillery reportedly opened fire in the towns of al-Shab and Nakura in southern Lebanon, Israeli media reported on Tuesday morning. According to IDF briefing, five rockets were launched from Lebanon, some were intercepted and others fell into the countryside without causing injuries or significant material damage. Israel organized dozens of events and memorial ceremonies for the October 7 victims, with a crowd going out on the streets honoring the dead from the Hamas attack. Explosions in Iran Explosions were heard near Isfahan nuclear facility in Iran, broadcast Israeli media at night, citing Iranian media. Iranian media 🚨 The expansions heart a short while ago in Isfahan we were causated by training exercises of air defense systems recently received by Russia. — Breaking news 24/7 (@Breaking7News) A short time later Iranian media reported that the explosions in Isfahan were caused by air defense training exercises that Iran recently received from Russia.