The Upper Galilee Regional Council said explosions may be heard in the Ramim Ridge, Hula Valley, and possibly the northern Golan Heights area due to IDF strikes in Lebanon. The council noted no change in civil-defense instructions.
The Upper Galilee Regional Council issued a notice Sunday evening stating that explosions heard in the Ramim Ridge, Hula Valley, and potentially northern Golan Heights are caused by IDF strikes in Lebanon. The council stressed there is no change to civil-defense directives and that it remains in contact with military authorities.
This is one of several similar advisories from the council in recent weeks, as routine IDF activity across the border has periodically generated noise reaching northern communities. The council has previously issued identical warnings for IDF operations in Lebanon on June 12 and June 14 (as The Zioneer reported), as well as for separate operations in the Gaza Strip involving the Eshkol area. At this stage, no specific details on the targets of Sunday's strikes have been reported beyond the council's confirmation that the activity is IDF-initiated.
2 developments
- DevelopingUpper Galilee Council says explosions heard are from IDF activity in Lebanon
- DevelopingUpper Galilee sirens: Explosive drone hits southern Lebanon, no casualties
- DevelopingUpper Galilee Regional Council warns of a series of strikes across all sectors
- StrongExplosions reported in southern Lebanon; strikes said to target Hadatha
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