Two dead in rocket strike north of Haifa

A woman in her 60s and a man in his 20s were the latest fatalities in Hezbollah fire since the morning hours at least one more man in his 70s was wounded; the terror group launched a barrage of 25 projectiles hours after missiles killed five in Metula.

A woman in her 60s and a man in his 20s were killed in a rocket attack on the northern suburbs of Haifa on Thursday. Another man in his 70s was wounded in a barrage of some 25 projectiles.
The victims were identified as members of the same family, from the Arab city of Shfar'am who were at their olive grove.
The attack came hours after five people were killed when missiles struck the northern border town of Metula.
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פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
Hezbollah rockets kill 2 wound others north of Haifa
(צילום: Ahmad Gharbali / AFP)

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פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
Hezbollah rockets kill 2 wound others north of Haifa
(צילום: Ahmad Gharbali / AFP)
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פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
פינוי פצועים ליד קריית אתא
Hezbollah rockets kill 2 wound others north of Haifa
(צילום: Ahmad Gharbali / AFP)
Hezbollah fires rockets at the Galilee on Thursday

This is the deadliest day of civilian casualties in the north since the war began.
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זירת הפגיעה בשטח החקלאי
זירת הפגיעה בשטח החקלאי
Emergency teams at a site where five people were killed in a rocket attack
(Photo: Hatzalah )
While Hezbollah fired rockets at Israeli cities, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with American envoys Amos Hochstein and Brett McGurk in Jerusalem to discuss progress in the negotiations for a cease-fire on the Lebanese front.
"The prime minister told his guests that the main point is not the writer agreement but Israel's ability to enforce it and respond to any threat from Lebanon on its security, in a way that will bring the residents of the Galilee safely back home," the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement.
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