Hezbollah fires barrage of rockets into Israel in retaliation for health centre attack

Lebanese armed group Hezbollah said it fired a barrage of rockets into the largely evacuated town of Kiryat Shmona, northern Israel in retaliation for Israel's overnight strike on an emergency health centre in al-Habbariyeh, south Lebanon, that killed seven rescuers.

The centre is affiliated with Lebanese Sunni group al-Jamaa al-Islamiya, which is allied with Hezbollah in its ongoing border clashes with Israel.

Israel says it killed a "key member" from the group in its attack on the centre "along with other terrorists who had been in the building."

The Israeli army reported that at least 30 rockets were just fired into Kiryat Shmona, as some injuries have been reported.