<p>Several projectiles that crossed from Lebanon into Israeli territory fell in open areas, the IDF Spokesperson's Unit said. </p><p>No sirens were sounded in accordance with protocol.</p>

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<p>IDF Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, following the projectile fire launched from Lebanon, conducted a situational assessment with the IDF General Staff. The Chief of the General Staff approved future operational plans and instructed to carry out preparations for continuous offensive and defensive activity.</p><p>Zamir said during the situation assessment: "Hezbollah opened a campaign against Israel overnight, and is fully responsible for any escalation. IDF troops have prepared for such a scenario as part of standard combat preparations for Operation ‘Roaring Lion’. Any enemy that threatens our security will pay a heavy price - we will not allow any harm to come to the people of Israel and our northern border".</p>

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<p>The IDF Spokesperson's Unit said that sirens were sounded in several areas in northern Israel following projectiles launched from Lebanon. The details are under review.</p>