Hezbollah claimed responsibility for rocket fire at Shtula, calling it a response to Israeli ceasefire violations and a strike on Yatar.
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for launching rockets toward Shtula, confirming the earlier sirens were for an actual attack.
New report of rocket sirens in Shtula, confirming ongoing threat.
The incoming message confirms the missile salvo was launched and that it struck the Shtula settlement, adding a new detail to the earlier report of sirens and an investigation.
New report of 3-4 rockets fired from southern Lebanon towards northern Israel, adding to earlier alerts in Shtula.
Two impacts have been reported in or near Shtula.
Initial reports specify the rockets targeted Israeli forces near Aita al-Shaab, with Israeli media claiming the attack was also directed towards settlements.
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for the rocket launch toward Shtula, and the message notes that Lebanese-Israeli negotiations are concurrently taking place in Washington D.C.
Hezbollah launched 5 rockets at Shtula, the first rocket attack since the ceasefire.
New report confirms rockets launched at Shtula, and notes simultaneous negotiations in Washington D.C.
IDF confirms interception of rockets from Lebanon near Shtula; no casualties.
The IDF confirmed all rockets that crossed the border were intercepted, and there are no reports of injuries.
IDF confirms interception of launches from Lebanon; no new details on number or location beyond previous reports.
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for the rocket attack, stating it launched five rockets at Shtula in response to ceasefire violations.
Hezbollah has now officially acknowledged the attack and stated it was retaliation for an Israeli strike on Yatar earlier today.
Hezbollah's statement specifies the attack on Shtula was in retaliation for an Israeli strike on the town of Yater.
The message provides the specific time of the attack as 23:15.
New video footage has emerged showing Israeli interceptor missiles in the sky over Shtula during the attack.
Hezbollah provided a specific justification, citing a response to the targeting of the town of Yatar in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah specified the attack was a response to an Israeli strike on Yatar in the Nabatiya district, and the Home Front Command provided an end time for the incident.
