TEL AVIV: Sirens blared across dozens of areas in northern Israel early Saturday morning, as reports emerged of an "earthquake" in the region. The alarms were triggered in response to military actions near the border. According to National Iraqi News Agency, the regional Council in the occupied Golan Heights informed residents that the Israeli army had destroyed a "Hezbollah" complex in southern Lebanon. This operation caused tremors that led to the activation of the sirens across the northern regions of Israel. An Israeli army spokesman confirmed that explosions were heard in the northern part of the country. These sounds were attributed to military operations conducted by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon, as part of ongoing security measures in the region. The situation remains tense as residents and authorities assess the impact of the operation and the subsequent alarms.