After rockets pepper northern Israel, IDF hits Hezbollah for second time in one day

After a primary announcement of attacks on Hezbollah infrastructure, the IDF released an additional statement hours later.

IDF fighter jets attack a building that was used by Hezbollah in Aalma El Chaeb, Lebanon, March 15, 2024 (IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)

IDF artillery struck launchers used by Hezbollah following a series of identified launches from Lebanon into the areas of Margaliot, Malkia, and Shtula in northern Israel, the IDF stated on Friday afternoon.

Additionally, the IDF attacked a Hezbollah observation post in the area of Ayta ash Shab, a military structure in the area of Aalma El Chaeb, and terrorist infrastructure in the area of Labbouneh. 

The IDF also reported that an additional Hezbollah military structure was struck in the area of Labbouneh, and IDF artillery struck an "imminent threat" in the Wadi Hamoul and Houla areas overnight.

Later in the day, the IDF conducted a second series of strikes

Hours later, the IDF announced additional attacks on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.
According to the second announcement, the air force attacked a Hezbollah military site in the Hula region and an observation post in the Marwahin region of Lebanon.
 A Hezbollah fighter stands in front of anti-tank artillery at Juroud Arsal (credit: REUTERS/ALI HASHISHO)
A Hezbollah fighter stands in front of anti-tank artillery at Juroud Arsal (credit: REUTERS/ALI HASHISHO)
The IDF also noted that in the last few hours, additional launches from Lebanese territory were detected in the Shtula, Har Dov, and Zar'it areas of Northern Israel. No injuries were reported.