A rocket fired from Lebanon struck a building in the Israeli city of Nahariya on Monday, leaving one woman injured and causing significant structural damage.
Emergency medical teams from Magen David Adom rushed to the scene after the projectile hit during an attack targeting Israel’s western Galilee region. Medics treated a woman in her 60s for minor injuries sustained from flying glass and the explosion’s force, while also caring for another individual experiencing anxiety from the incident.
Emergency responders described arriving at the scene within minutes using ambulances, intensive care vehicles, and motorcycles to find widespread destruction, broken glass covering the area, and smoke rising from the impact site.
Fire and rescue crews from Nahariya’s station discovered severe damage to the three-story structure upon their arrival, though no fire had broken out. After conducting thorough searches, rescue teams confirmed that no individuals were buried beneath debris.
This attack occurred while Israeli Defense Forces have intensified military operations across the border in Lebanon, focusing on the militant organization’s stronghold in Bint Jbeil. Meanwhile, direct negotiations between Israeli and Lebanese representatives are set to take place Tuesday in Washington.
