Israeli strikes kill 492 in Lebanon, Hezbollah fires 200 rockets in retaliation

Israeli strikes on Hezbollah targets killed 492 people in Lebanon on Monday, marking the deadliest day in cross-border warfare since 2006, as the Lebanese terrorist group fired nearly 200 rockets into northern Israel in retaliation for the strikes by the Jewish nation.
Rocket sirens went off in Haifa, Afula, Nazareth and other cities in northern Israel as Hezbollah launched a barrage of rockets overnight, with the Iran-backed group saying the attacks targeted several Israeli military bases and airfields.
The ongoing Israel-Hezbollah conflict has triggered fears of an all-out war in the region since the Gaza conflict erupted on October 7 last year as several countries called for restraint.