Wildfires Break Out In Hula Valley After Rocket Attacks

A Hezbollah fighter stands in front of anti-tank artillery at Juroud Arsal

Wildfires have erupted in the Hula Valley of northern Israel after rockets landed in open areas, as reported by the Israel Fire and Rescue Authority. The incident occurred after Hezbollah launched five rocket barrages into Safed and Haifa in northern Israel on Saturday.

Efforts to combat fires ongoing with eight firefighting teams engaged.

Wildfires erupted in Hula Valley, northern Israel, due to rocket strikes.

Primary objective is to prevent fires from spreading to agricultural lands and nature reserve.

Efforts to combat the fires are currently underway, with eight firefighting teams from the Galilee-Golan station actively engaged in containing the blazes. Their primary objective is to prevent the fires from spreading to nearby agricultural lands and a nature reserve. The Fire and Rescue Authority has confirmed that the teams are concentrating on managing multiple fire sites that were ignited by missiles striking the region.