Hezbollah fires ~30 rockets at Haifa Bay area — most intercepted, no injuries

Hezbollah launched a barrage of approximately 30 rockets from Lebanon toward the Haifa Bay area on Day 25, targeting Acre and the Krayot suburban corridor north of Haifa city. Sirens sounded across the affected communities. The IDF reported that most of the rockets were intercepted by air defenses, with eyewitnesses describing multiple interceptions visible over the area. Magen David Adom confirmed no injuries and no impacts in residential areas. The barrage is part of Hezbollah's sustained rocket campaign against northern Israeli population centers from its base in southern Lebanon. Haifa Bay — including Acre (Akko) and the Krayot industrial/residential suburbs — is a recurring Hezbollah target due to the area's strategic industrial and port infrastructure. The attack comes amid IDF airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut's Dahiyeh district the previous night (seven areas targeted) and continued IDF ground operations in southern Lebanon. The Haifa Bay barrage is the largest Hezbollah rocket salvo of Day 25 and confirms continued Hezbollah capacity to mass-fire despite IDF interdiction.