Galilee
“The State of Israel will not and cannot let this pass,” the premier said.
The Israeli premier moved up his return flight from the United States in the wake of a deadly Hezbollah rocket attack on the Golan Heights.
“All of our hearts are broken over these sights. We embrace the families and the entire Druze community in its difficult hour, which is also our difficult hour,” said the Israeli premier.
Sgt. Maj. (res.) Efraim Ben Amram, 25, was wounded on June 30.
Sgt. 1st Class (res.) Valeri Chefonov from Netanya was 33 years old.
The UAV hit near Kibbutz Kabri, around 2.5 miles east of Nahariya.
The heavy barrages came a day after top Hezbollah terror operative was slain in an IAF strike in Lebanon.
“We launched more than 20 drones at many Israeli positions in the Galilee and more than 200 rockets of various types,” a Hezbollah source said.
For nine months, Kiryat Shmona has stood as a ghost town, its residents among those displaced by relentless attacks from Hezbollah.
“This is a very exciting day for all of us,” said Shimon Guetta, head of the Ma’ale Yosef Regional Council.
At least one drone was shot down, while several more struck open areas, sparking fires.
The Hezbollah leader also warned of an invasion of Israel’s Galilee if a wider war breaks out.
