Hesbollah Rocket Trapped Two Israeli to Death at Golan

First responders arrive at the scene of a rocket attack which hit a car in Israel's North. July 9, 2024

(photo credit: ISRAEL FIRE AND RESCUE AUTHORITY)

Earlier today, the Fire and Rescue Authority stated that it had rescued two individuals who had been in a vehicle that had sustained a direct hit. 

A husband and wife were killed after projectiles were fired from Lebanon to the Golan Heights, the police said on Tuesday.

Earlier on Tuesday, the Fire and Rescue Authority stated that it had rescued two individuals who had been in a vehicle that had sustained a direct hit. 

Magen David Adom (MDA) said the two 

had been critically wounded. 

MDA paramedics Aviv Attar and Tarek Heyb recounted what they saw upon arrival at the scene. "Immediately after the alerts, we received a report of two casualties and went to the scene. We arrived at the area, and the scene was difficult; we saw a vehicle that had received a direct hit, and in the front part of it, an unconscious man and woman who were critically wounded."

The IDF said some 40 projectiles had crossed from Lebanon into the center of the Golan Heights, with falls being detected.  

An interception of rockets fired from Lebanon near the Israeli border with Lebanon, on July 9, 2024. (credit: MICHAEL GILADI/FLASH90)

Fires erupted in eight different locations in the area following the fall of the projectiles, the Fire and Rescue Authority noted.

Earlier on Tuesday, Yasser Nimr Qarbash, former bodyguard to Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, was killed in an alleged Israeli strike on the Damascus-Beirut highway