Israeli Navy ships destroyed the Adi Nasrallsh Harbor in south Beirut on Friday evening. According to the army, the harbor, named after Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah's son who was killed by the IDF 1997, was the launching site of the Iranian C-802 missile that was fired at the Navy ship Hanit killing four soldiers in mid-July. The site was also used to train Hizbullah operatives in weapons-smuggling, the army said.Three soldiers were killed in Markabe battle
Three IDF soldiers were killed in the battle in the southern Lebanese village of Markabe early Friday morning, details released for publication on Friday evening revealed. The third fatality was an army officer.
Long-range missiles land near Migdal Ha'emek
Several long-range rockets landed near Migdal Ha'emek on Friday evening causing no injuries or damage.
Rockets strike Hadera region for the first time
Three rockets landed in the region of Hadera on Friday night marking the southernmost point Hizbullah has fired so far in the conflict, some 90 km south of the Lebanese border. No injuries or damage were reported.