Arab-Israeli woman seriously injured in Hezbollah attack days after rocket killed 2

Hezbollah rocket barrage on northern Israel leaves Arab-Israeli woman seriously injured, days after rocket attack by the Lebanese terror group killed two Arab-Israelis.

By World Israel News Staff

An Arab-Israeli woman was seriously injured in a rocket attack Sunday afternoon, after the Lebanon-based Hezbollah terror organization pummeled northern Israel with dozens of rockets.

As fighting continues between IDF forces and Hezbollah terrorists in southern Lebanon, the Iran-backed terror group launched roughly 75 projectiles towards northern Israel.

At least one rocket struck the Arab town of Tamra in the western Galilee at approximately 1:00 p.m., hitting a building and sparking a fire and damaging nearby cars. A woman was seriously injured in the attack, after she was struck by shrapnel.

Two days earlier, two people were killed in a Hezbollah rocket attack on another Arab town in northern Israel.

On Friday, Hezbollah terrorists launched at least 30 rockets at northern Israel, the IDF said, with one rocket striking a minimart in the Arab town of Majd al-Krum, located just four miles northeast of Tamra.

Two people were critically injured in the attack, with both succumbing to their injuries.

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The victims killed in the attack were identified as 19-year-old Arjwan Manaa, and 21-year-old Hassan Suad.

Both were in the minimart at the time of the attack, with Manaa working as a cashier, while Suad was a customer.

In a separate rocket attack, at least six IDF soldiers were injured when a projectile launched by Hezbollah struck near the town of Shomera in the western Galilee. The victims were listed in moderate and light condition.

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