Escalating Middle East Conflict: Hezbollah and Israel Exchange Strikes

Hezbollah has launched its farthest rockets into Israel, triggering air raid sirens in Tel Aviv. Israel intercepted these projectiles, while ongoing strikes have caused significant casualties. The situation is intensified by Hamas' October attacks, leading to thousands of deaths. Worldwide calls for intervention are rising as tensions escalate.

Hezbollah launched dozens of rockets into Israel, including a longer-range projectile that set off air raid sirens in Tel Aviv and across central Israel. It was the group's farthest strike yet in nearly a year of exchanges. Israel said it intercepted the projectile, and there were no reports of casualties or damage.

Hezbollah said it had fired a ballistic missile at the headquarters of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, which it said was responsible for the targeted killing of its senior leaders. Israel later said it struck the site the missile was launched from in southern Lebanon.

Israel killed a top Hezbollah commander on Tuesday as part of a two-day bombing campaign that left more than 560 people dead and prompted thousands in southern Lebanon to seek refuge from the widening conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)