Will Israel be able to avoid war with Hezbollah?

Last Thursday, Hezbollah claimed to have launched some 150 rockets and 30 drones in its 'largest and most comprehensive attack' since the start of the war.

Hezbollah has launched some '5,000 rockets, anti-tank missiles, and explosive UAVs from Lebanon at Israeli families, homes, and communities, said IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari.

The rocket barrages sparked new fires throughout the northern region, including in Safed, with the Israel Fire and Rescue Services reporting blazes in at least 10 locations.

Sami Taleb Abdullah oversaw attacks since Oct. 7 on the cities of Kiryat Shmona and Safed, Moshavs Margaliot and Avivim, and other places.

Despite the deadly attack by Hamas on Israel, Western nations are shockingly embracing policies that favor the terrorist group.

The war being fought on Israel's north and south border is affecting the crops and farms of hundreds of Israelis.

Hezbollah and Hamas have been launching rockets, drones, and heavy missiles at border communities for seven consecutive months.

A special staff will be set up in the PMO to implement it, and the prime minister will head a ministerial committee to oversee overall government policy for the plan.

Hezbollah is the largest and best-armed terror proxy of Iran, who along with Hamas are bent on destroying Israel and the Jewish people however they can.

Military analysts suggest war with Hezbollah will escalate into full-scale conflict by September.

After the killing of Hezbollah commander Hussein Ibrahim Makki by an IDF drone strike, the terror group retaliated by launching over 60 rockets into northern Israel.

Despite the horror of losing two soldier sons, Miriam Peretz says it's a privilege to fight for the Jewish state. "They can never kill the spirit of this nation."

The casualties were identified as Master Sgt. (res.) Dan Kamkagi, 31, from Kfar Oranim, and Master Sgt. (res.) Nahman Natan Hertz, 31, from Elazar.

Iran's influence through proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah poses a mounting risk to Europe, but leaders are slow to respond.

They were admitted to the emergency room at Ziv Medical Center in Safed with light shrapnel wounds to their heads.

Twenty-six rockets were fired at the Meron/Bar Yochai area of the northeastern Galilee, with no damage or other injuries reported.

An immediate advantage of a ground-based Israeli missile corps would be reducing at least some of the workload currently facing the IAF.

The explosions occurred in Arab Al-Aramashe, a Bedouin village about a kilometer away from the northern border.

A retaliatory Israeli airstrike in Ain Baal, near Tyre, killed a senior Hezbollah terrorist responsible for launching rockets.

Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the blast and said it had placed explosive devices along its border.

Hassin is the second high-ranking Hezbollah official killed in an Israeli strike in the Hijar region in recent months.

Amidst the chaos of conflict, a few courageous souls in Kiryat Shmona defy evacuation orders, showcasing remarkable resilience and determination.

Since October, Hezbollah's relentless barrage of rockets and missiles has kept residents in the region on edge, with thousands remaining displaced.

Hezbollah was supposed to have abided by Resolution 1701, which would have required it to retreat from the border with Israel to the Litani River in Lebanon. 

At least 30 rockets were fired across the border from Lebanon on Wednesday morning.

Iran provided the supplies and Hezbollah terrorists were also involved in the smuggling operation. 

The ambulances belong to the Islamic Health Organization, a Lebanese Shi’ite healthcare organization aligned with Hezbollah.

Hezbollah fired 30 rockets into the Golan Heights and 70 at the Upper Galilee.

The Israeli government issued a deadline for Hezbollah to reach a diplomatic solution by March 15 or face war. 

'Recently, I received many messages from Lebanese citizens... expressing their fear that Hezbollah would take Lebanon to a fate similar to Gaza.'

Following the barrage, there were reports from Lebanon of Israeli artillery strikes in Southern Lebanon.

Hezbollah and Israel have been exchanging near-daily fire since the eruption of the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza in early October.

Hezbollah attacks have killed six civilians and 10 Israel Defense Forces soldiers since Oct. 7th.

Dr. Neriah stressed the central role played by Iran in the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah. 

As tensions escalate in the region, Israel remains steadfast in its commitment to defending its land and people.

Over 80,000 Israelis have been evacuated from northern towns because of Hezbollah rocket attacks. 

Aoun said that the government is 'helpless' in the face of Hezbollah taking action against Israel. 

This recent attack underscores the ongoing threat from militant groups across the border.

'It’s hard living with the great unknown,' said Heller Kramer, 62, a retired teacher from Nirim now living in Eilat.