Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi held a situational assessment for the northern sector and stated, "Hezbollah's strike on a residential building in Nahariya this morning is a serious event. The IDF is in high readiness with operational plans prepared, and is ready for any mission required."

One of the seven recent rockets fired at the north struck Mount Hermon, causing minor damage to property. The Mount Hermon site has been closed to visitors for nearly a year on military orders

Unprecedented wave of airstrikes in Syria and southern Lebanon prompts drone strike on northern Israeli city; rocket explosion reported in Upper Galilee.

The condition of the victim from the drone interception incident in Nahariya yesterday (Tuesday) remains critical. The 27-year-old man from Kfar Yasif is in a critical condition, sedated, and on a ventilator. Another injured person, a 65-year-old woman in light condition, is still hospitalized. The rest of the injured have been discharged.

A security incident occurred in the northern border area, with dozens of sirens sounding in Nahariya, Rosh Hanikra, and Shlomi. The IDF identified 6 launches from Lebanon into Israel, and it was also reported that an anti-tank missile was fired towards Dvoranit.

The incitement continues: the police arrested a resident of Nahariya after he published a tweet in which he threatens MK Nissim Vaturi: "The destroyers of the state will pay a price." The suspect was taken in for questioning and released under restrictive conditions