In a major incident, Israeli media has reported casualties following a drone strike on a military camp near the city of Kafr Qara. Initial reports indicate that four individuals were killed and more than 60 others were wounded, seven of whom are in critical condition, including Israeli soldiers.
In a statement, Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the operation, detailing a highly coordinated attack involving multiple missile and drone strikes. According to their statement, Hezbollah forces targeted areas near Nahariya and Acre, successfully overwhelming Israeli air defenses. Concurrently, squadrons of drones were launched towards Acre and Haifa, with some of the technology allegedly being used for the first time. These drones reportedly evaded detection by Israeli radar systems, reaching a military camp where members of the elite Golani Brigade were stationed. Explosions occurred in rooms where Israeli soldiers were reportedly preparing for an operation against Lebanon, resulting in numerous casualties.
Magen David Adom (MDA) confirmed that 61 individuals were injured in the attack, with varying degrees of severity. The response from emergency services was swift, deploying ambulances, intensive care units, and helicopters to provide immediate medical care and evacuate the wounded. Of the injured, 3 are reported in critical condition, 18 in moderate, and 31 with lighter injuries. Nine individuals also suffered panic attacks due to the explosions.
The situation is developing, and authorities are working to assess the full scope of the incident. MDA has reassured the public that no immediate blood donations are required, but updates on future donation opportunities will be provided through official channels.
Further details will be released as the situation unfolds.
