Israel–Lebanon border clash

The Foreign Ministry has expressed its concern about the "targeting of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon" (UNIFIL) and "underscores its crucial role in light of the regional escalation."

"As a UNIFIL contributor, Greece stresses that the safety and security of UN personnel and property must be ensured," the ministry said on X.

"Six rockets were launched from Lebanon towards northern Israel, but all of them landed within Lebanese territory. In response, our artillery forces fired at targets from which rockets were launched", the Israeli army said.
The explosions were heard around the Misgav Am kibbutz in northern Israel just before the Israeli army announced that it had responded with artillery fire.

Israel has launched what it calls "an operation to expose and neutralise" tunnels between Lebanon and Israel allegedly dug by armed group Hezbollah, reported Al Jazeera. 

The operation was announced by the Israeli military on Twitter on Tuesday. 

Israeli chief of staff Lieutenant General Gadi Eisenkot has warned the army has been given authorization to open fire ahead of mass protests on the Gaza border planned for March 30.