The aftermath of Hezbollah rocket impacts in the Krayot settlement cluster, November 11, 2024. Photo: Social media.
Several Hezbollah rockets made impact in settlements in the Haifa district on November 11, which were launched from an area near the southern Lebanese border where the Israeli army is currently operating.
Video footage filmed by Israeli troops in south Lebanon is circulating on social media, showing the rockets being fired at several settlements.
Footage on social media also showed the impacts in several settlements in the Haifa district, including Kiryat Ata, Kiryat Yam, and Kiryat Bialik in the Krayot cluster of settlements.
BREAKING | Direct impacts in Kiryat Ata and Kiryat Yam (Haifa District) following launches by Hezbollah in Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/UBO5EJEnfP
— The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) November 11, 2024
A police academy in Kiryat Ata was damaged, while several vehicles were destroyed or lit ablaze.
⚡The moment a rocket fired from Lebanon fell on a zionist police academy in “Krayot”, north of Haifa. pic.twitter.com/vnhlyNprJ3
— The Observer Resist🔻 (@T_observeresist) November 11, 2024
⚡️ New documentation of fires and damage to buildings and vehicles in the “Krayot” in Haifa Bay, as a result of a large missile barrage launched from #Lebanon pic.twitter.com/n9MjVDCc4J
— Middle East Observer (@ME_Observer_) November 11, 2024
“In defense of Lebanon and its people, the Islamic Resistance fighters targeted, at 02:10 in the afternoon of Monday 11-11-2024, the Krayot area north of the occupied city of Haifa with a rocket salvo,” Hezbollah said in a statement.
Around 230 rockets were fired from Lebanon toward Israeli military sites and settlements on 11 November, with 100 of them fired at the Krayot settlements in the Haifa district. At least seven Israelis were wounded. Hebrew media referred to the event as “madness in Haifa Bay.”
According to Al Mayadeen‘s correspondent, “two ballistic missiles were launched after the last salvos” which targeted the Haifa area.
⚡️🇱🇧🇮🇱BREAKING:
New footage shows rocket impacts north of Haifa, in the “Krayot” area of northwestern occupied Palestine, following a large-scale rocket attack from Lebanon. Approximately 70 rockets were fired in the first barrage, followed shortly by a second, resulting in… pic.twitter.com/ZZCxlrOa6P
— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) November 11, 2024
The Lebanese resistance launched several other attacks on Monday, including a rocket attack on the Katzrin settlement in the occupied Golan Heights. It also continued to confront Israeli forces operating on the Lebanese border, who have failed to occupy or take control of a single village since early October.
“The Mujahideen of the Islamic Resistance targeted, at 4:35 PM on 11-11-2024, a house in which Israeli enemy soldiers were entrenched on the Sari Heights on the northwestern outskirts of the town of Kfar Kila, with a guided missile, killing and wounding them,” Hezbollah said on Monday afternoon.
⚡️⭕️ 67 seconds of non stop Hezbollah rocket fire on Haifa from the border , where Israel supposedly succeded in “dismantling Hezbollah infrastructure”
Enjoy pic.twitter.com/885TQwgGao
— Middle East Observer (@ME_Observer_) November 11, 2024
Head of Hezbollah’s Media Relations Office Mohammad Afif vowed in a speech on November 11 that the Lebanese resistance is prepared for a prolonged war—while clarifying that no substantial proposals for a ceasefire have been offered to Lebanon.
“We are ready for a long war with the occupation at all levels, whether on the front or in the interior,” Afif said.
“Our answer to the claims of a number of Israeli officials, that Hezbollah’s missile stockpile has declined to about 20 percent of our actual capabilities, is clear on the ground … Our missiles last week reached the suburbs of Tel Aviv and Haifa, and centers and camps were bombed for the first time in the Golan and in Haifa,” he affirmed.
“After 45 days of bloody fighting, with five military divisions, two brigades, and 65,000 soldiers, [Israel] is still unable to occupy a single Lebanese village … Our will to fight that is unbreakable,” Afif added.
The Israeli army’s Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi said last week that the Zionist entity is planning “for the continuation of the fighting in Lebanon, including the expansion and deepening of the [ground] maneuver.”
