Israel orders strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs after Hezbollah fires rockets into northern Israel, multiple outlets report. The reports say the Israeli government authorizes or calls for airstrikes targeting areas in the southern part of Beirut. The move comes as Hezbollah rocket fire reaches northern Israel, including areas around Haifa. According to the accounts, rockets are reported to have hit or targeted the outskirts of Haifa, a coastal city in northern Israel, prompting heightened alert and defensive measures in the region. The coverage frames the events as part of an ongoing exchange between Israel and Hezbollah. While both outlets describe the same sequence—Hezbollah rocket fire into northern Israel followed by Israeli strikes on southern Beirut—they provide limited additional operational detail, such as the scale of damage, the number of weapons fired, or casualty figures. The reports also do not specify whether the strikes are part of a broader campaign or a specific response to the most recent rocket attacks.