Hezbollah's recent attack on Israel targeted military intelligence bases, specifically the Glilot base near Tel Aviv, where they launched 340 rockets and drones. In response, Israel conducted preemptive air strikes, claiming to have destroyed thousands of Hezbollah rocket launchers to thwart an imminent attack, which included some aimed at the Mossad headquarters. Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, refuted Israeli claims of a large number of destroyed launchers, stating only 'dozens' were hit. Israeli military officials confirmed that while they had destroyed many launchers, only a small portion were intended for immediate use in the attack. Following the strikes, Israel lifted some restrictions in northern areas but maintained them near the border and Golan Heights. The ongoing conflict raises concerns about potential escalation in the region.