Israel At War Motzei Shabbos Ki Savo

 Israel  at war day 351

Thousands of Israelis spend the night in shelters MDA says it is treating three people who were lightly wounded as a result of rocket impacts in the Krayot and Lower Galilee. Several others were treated for acute anxiety or falling over while running to shelters.

- Heavy rocket barrages directed deep inside israel. 2 direct hits on residences in Kiryat Bialik, near Chaifa no word on injuries as  multiple areas that have not been targeted since 2006 were hit sirens go off in Chaifa and near the Kineret

- The IDF Homefront Command has placed all communities in Israel from Haifa to the Northern border into a special emergency status.

-Hezbollah fires 10 rockets at northern Israel; IDF hits over 400 launchers in Lebanon

Man lightly hurt by shrapnel in terror group’s deepest rocket fire into Israel since October;

- Hezbollah launched around a dozen long-range rockets at the Ramat David Air Force Base near Haifa, with most being intercepted, no injuries, and no damage to the base.

- The IDF confirmed that along with Ibrahim Aqil, 15 senior commanders in the Radwan Force were killed in the Friday strike in Beirut. In one swoop, the entire experienced command staff of Hezbollah's most important unit was eliminated.

- IDF says thousands of Hezbollah rocket launcher barrels destroyed in past few hours

Israeli fighter jets struck some 180 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon in the past few hours, taking out thousands of rocket launcher barrels, the IDF says.

The military says the rocket launchers were primed for imminent attacks on Israel.

- IDF killed the two below Hams terrorists after they emerged from a tunnel in Rafah. DNA and other testing confirmed that these 2 were in the same tunnel as our 6 executed hostages. They held them, and they murdered them. 

- US officials on Saturday expressed approval of the death of Ibrahim Aqil, a top Hezbollah commander responsible for a 1983 bombing that killed 241 Americans in Beirut, who was killed by an Israeli strike on the Lebanese capital on Friday. US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan called Aqil’s death “a good outcome,”