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Hamas, Hezbollah unleash rocket, anti-tank missile attack on Israel
As exchange of fire continued on the northern border, Hezbollah terrorists fired several anti-missile tanks at Israel inviting counterattacks from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF)

Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists on Tuesday launched a rocket attack on the Israeli city of Ashkelon.Apart from Ashkelon, other parts of southern Israel were also hit. According to Israel War Room, three rockets were fired in Ashkelon, hitting a residential building.Meanwhile, as the exchange of fire continued on the northern border, Hezbollah terrorists fired several anti-missile tanks at Israel inviting counterattacks from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).Videos of the attack were widely shared on social media.Meanwhile, the IDF has announced that humanitarian pauses will continue in the northern Gaza Strip today to enable Palestinians to move south.IDF’s Arabic language spokesperson Lt. Col. Avichay Adraee in a message to Gazans on X, formerly known as Twitter, said “The safe passage remains open today between nine in the morning (09:00) and four in the afternoon (16:00) for humanitarian purposes through the Salah al-Din axis towards the area south of Wadi Gaza.”“Please, for your safety, join the hundreds of thousands of residents who have moved south in recent days,” Adraee added.
First Published:Nov 14, 2023, 15:53:50 IST
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