Loud explosions heard across the Western Galilee, Haifa, and the Krayot neighborhoods Tuesday evening were caused by Israeli military activity, according to N12. The IDF confirmed the blasts originated from its own operations, with no further details provided.
Loud explosions were heard across the Western Galilee, Haifa, and the Krayot neighborhoods shortly before 23:33 Tuesday night, according to reports. The IDF clarified that the blasts were caused by its own operational activity, though it did not specify the location or nature of the operation. Residents reported rattling windows and a single loud boom that was audible over a wide area. The incident echoes previous occurrences in recent weeks, in which IDF strikes in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip produced similar sounds heard in northern Israel. No change to civil-defense instructions was announced. As of this report, no further details on the IDF activity have been released.
3 developments
- DevelopingIDF strikes deep in Lebanon; loud explosions heard in Western Galilee
- DevelopingUpper Galilee Council says explosions heard are from IDF activity in Lebanon
- StrongExplosions heard in northern Israel as IDF operates in southern Lebanon
- DevelopingLoud explosions heard from northern Gaza Strip; IDF confirms routine activity
Source and signal
- Internal intake