War in the Middle East: Israeli army says countering new Iranian missile attack few hours after Donald Trumps speech

Every day, the threat comes closer in southern Lebanon, in the village of Kfar Houneh, currently preserved by Israeli strikes.

“This prospect scares us a lot. But we have to stay at home. We feel lonely with a lot of physical and emotional fatigue,” says Darine, a resident, to BFMTV.

Hezbollah rockets crackle in the sky while the noise of bombings remains omnipresent. “We keep all doors and windows open to avoid broken glass,” she explains.

The Israeli army reports countering a new attack of Iranian missiles, the fourth in six hours.

Israeli forces “identified missiles fired from Iran towards the state of Israel” and “defense systems are working to intercept the threat,” according to a statement from the army, as sirens sounded in several areas of northern Israel. No casualties were reported, according to Israeli rescuers.

The pro-Iranian Lebanese movement Hezbollah claims rocket and drone attacks in northern Israel.

In various statements, the pro-Iranian movement, which dragged Lebanon into the war in the Middle East in early March, claims to have hit Israeli soldiers stationed in two border areas with rockets and attacked an Israeli village with drones.

Alerts sounded in these regions, indicated the Israeli Front Command, without reporting any casualties or damage.