Army radio then reported that anti-tank missiles hit the air control base but that the base’s functional capacity and detection system continued to work.
Security officials confirmed there was a direct hit to the Israel Air Force’s Air Control Unit base on Mount Meron on Friday morning, following sirens in the area, Army Radio reported.
Alarms were activated in the Upper Galilee area and Meron on Friday morning, and Lebanese media later reported a direct hit to the base, which Hezbollah later claimed responsibility for.
