Hezbollah shelled Tel Aviv for the first time since the war began.

Early in the morning of September 25, Hezbollah terrorists launched rocket attacks on central Israel for the first time since the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Air raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv and neighboring cities, as well as in Netanya in the north. The rockets were intercepted by the David's Sling anti-missile system.

Hezbollah said it fired a Qadr-1 missile at a “Mossad base” in response to the killing of its leaders and the explosions of pagers. In response to the attacks on the center, Israeli aircraft struck the installations from which the attacks were carried out and targeted terrorist infrastructure.