Yedioth Ahronoth: Infrastructure and factories in northern Israel damaged by missiles from Lebanon

The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth announced that one of the roads in the "Karyot" settlement in northern Israel was damaged by missiles launched from Lebanon, in addition to damage to the infrastructure and factories near the settlement.

The newspaper reported on its website that "the Israeli army monitored the launch of 5 missiles from Lebanon towards the city of Haifa and the Krayot, since Saturday morning, while intercepting some of them."

Yedioth Ahronoth reported that "one of the roads in the Kerioth was damaged as a result of the missiles launched from Lebanese territory, in addition to the damage to the infrastructure and factories near it as well as this bombing."

The newspaper reported that "air raid sirens were heard in Hanita, Shlomi, Arab al-Aramshe and Admit in the Western Galilee."

Sirens were also heard in large areas of northern Israel, especially in the settlements of Metula and Ghajar, according to the Hebrew newspaper Maariv.