"Hezbollah" urged Israelis to move away from "military bases in residential areas" in Northern Israel, reported France Press, quoted by BTA.
In a message published in Arabic and Hebrew, the Lebanese Shiite movement claimed that the Israeli army had housed soldiers and officers in houses in several areas in the north of the country. According to "Hezbollah" furthermore Israel has "military bases" in cities such as Haifa, Tiberias and Acre.
So far there is no reaction from the Israeli side.
Two drones sent from Lebanese territory entered Israel last night. No one was injured, but damage was done to a building in the central city of Herzliya, Reuters reported, citing BTA, citing the Israeli army.
The statement said that the two drones were tracked from the moment they entered Israeli territory. However, only one of them was taken down. Some damage was done to a building in Herzliya - north of Tel Aviv.
A little earlier, air raid sirens sounded over Central Israel.
The conflict between Israel and the Lebanese Shiite movement, which has been simmering since the outbreak of war in the Gaza Strip a year ago, escalated last month. "Hezbollah" fires rockets into northern Israel in solidarity with another Iranian-backed movement, the Palestinian "Hamas," and in recent weeks the Israeli military has killed a number of its high-ranking representatives, including its supreme leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon today killed two Lebanese soldiers and wounded two UN peacekeepers. The shooting of the "blue helmets" was condemned by a number of countries. The Israeli army, for its part, said it was conducting a thorough investigation into the case.