From morning until noon (Tuesday), an event haunts an event in the northern sector. An anti-tank missile was fired at a church in the Shomra area. A civilian sustained moderate to severe injuries and was evacuated to the Galilee Hospital in Nahariya. Military and MDA forces gave him medical treatment. After the troops arrived, another anti-tank was fired into the area. In addition, anti-tank missiles were also fired at Dubav. At the same time, rockets were fired at Har Dov. The IDF attacked Hezbollah targets in response.
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Since morning, Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for six attacks along the northern border. At the same time, Arab media reported extensive IDF attacks in southern Lebanon. Among other things, a drone strike was reported in the area of As Tamariya, between the villages of Tawlin and Kabriha, resulting in two injuries on the spot. Today, the IDF attacked a number of Hezbollah targets. During one of the attacks, a surface-to-air missile was fired from Lebanon at an IDF aircraft, which was not hit. In response, the launcher from which the missile was fired was destroyed.
The chicken coop of the Atoun family in Moshav Dubav on the Lebanese border sustained enormous damage after a direct missile hit. The chicken coop, which houses 11,5 chickens, was significantly damaged and there is enormous damage to the chicken coop and the feed tank. The owner of the chicken coop miraculously survived after he went out to prepare lunch for the soldiers serving in the area. Hallan Kuti Atoun says: "They won't let us enter the chicken coop right now to see the damage. He was significantly injured and went totalus. Thousands of our birds were killed. Huge damage. My heart aches. My father, Avraham, who owns the chicken coop, survived at Fox. He went out for a few minutes to prepare lunch for the soldiers serving in the area, and that's how he survived."
Demonstration of residents of the north who were evicted from their homes against their abandonment by the government, this morning, photo: Eyal Margolin - Ginny
For the first time since the weekend, traffic arteries on the northern border were opened, allowing residents to enter communities near the fence. Farmers were also allowed to work in chicken coops and orchards in northern settlements. Meanwhile, hundreds of northern residents demonstrated this morning at the Amiad junction demanding that the sector not be abandoned. The demonstrators chant: "The north has woken up, there is no chance that we will give up," and demand that the government intervene and help find a solution to the security problem. The heads of municipalities in the north did not join the demonstration, fearing that it was a political demonstration calling on Netanyahu to resign.
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