Some buildings in the Israeli city of Haifa have been left damaged following rocket and drone attacks launched by Hezbollah.
Haifa is located about 40 kilometers from Israel's temporary border with Lebanon. It is one of Israel's largest cities and also one of its most important port cities.
Many of the once-bustling streets in the city are now empty, with numerous shops remaining closed even in the morning due to the ongoing conflict.
Shrapnel holes were visible on the exterior walls of some buildings, while the ceilings of others were pierced by shells.
Since September 23, Israel has launched an intensive air campaign on Lebanon, dubbed "Arrows of the North," marking a significant escalation with Hezbollah.
The cross-border exchanges between Hezbollah and Israel, which began on October 8, 2023, have raised concerns of a wider conflict amid the ongoing Hamas-Israel war in Gaza.
Buildings in Israeli city of Haifa left damaged following Hazbollah's attacks
Buildings in Israeli city of Haifa left damaged following Hazbollah's attacks
