Israel: Five killed in the town of Metula by rockets fired by Hezbollah

Five people were killed and one seriously injured by rockets fired by Hezbollah near the northern city of Metula, in northern Israel.

According to Israel’s “Channel 12”, one of the dead was an Israeli citizen and the other four were foreign nationals employed in agricultural work.

?BREAKING: Five people injured, one critically and four severely, in the latest barrage of #Hezbollah rockets from Lebanon towards #Metula, northern Israel.

The wounded have been taken to @rambam_hospital in #Haifa. pic.twitter.com/MVjURIHlUq

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The rocket fired from Lebanon hit an agricultural area near the northern border town.

? Hizbullah’ın Metula yerleşim birimine düzenlediği roketli saldırıda 5 İsrail vatandaşı öldü. pic.twitter.com/0zhumdFA2Y
— SCT (@scthaber) October 31, 2024

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