The military says the vast majority of the rockets were aimed at troops operating in southern Lebanon, with 23 projectiles crossing the border into Israel.
According to Israeli defense assessments, most of the rocket fire was directed toward military positions engaged in operations in southern Lebanon, rather than toward civilian population centers in Israel.
Israeli authorities reported that only 23 rockets crossed into Israel, while the remainder were intercepted or failed to reach their intended targets.
The exchange represents another escalation along the Lebanon-Israel border, where clashes between Israeli forces and Hezbollah fighters have intensified in recent days.
Military officials said they are continuing to monitor the situation along the northern frontier and respond to ongoing rocket fire as necessary.
Officials emphasized that the majority of rockets were aimed at Israeli troop concentrations operating inside southern Lebanon rather than civilian areas.
Officials have not immediately reported significant damage inside Israel following the latest barrage, although security assessments are still ongoing. The situation remains fluid as both sides continue to exchange fire along the border.
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