Hezbollah denies rocket attack on 'Israeli' settlements

Hezbollah has denied responsibility for launching rockets toward the Israeli settlement of Kiryat Shmona in northern occupied Palestine on Friday.

In a statement, the group explained that "these incidents are part of a fabricated excuse to justify continued aggression against Lebanon," emphasizing its commitment to maintaining the ceasefire.

Earlier, the 'Israeli' military reported the launch of two rockets from Lebanon—one of which was intercepted by 'Israeli' defense systems, while the other fell within Lebanese territory.

In retaliation, 'Israel' conducted airstrikes on several towns in southern Lebanon.

Israeli Occupation Minister Yoav Gallant warned the Lebanese government, stating, "There will be no calm in Beirut without calm in the Galilee."