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Israel.

I welcome Malcolm Honeline Conference of Presidents Major American Jewish

organizations just returned from the Holy Land and we are very pleased to

welcome our colleagues Sirits Ahave of the Alma Center in the north of Israel, looking at

the threatening news Hezbollah has represented since the beginning of the war in Gaza.

So it guides me to understand there were nine attacks by Hezbollah in the last 24 hours.

This is the border with Lebanon, evacuated were told and

sorit tells me about 60,000 Israelis have been evacuated from the area but that was

weeks over the these last weeks.

So Rita, very good evening to you, thank you.

These nine attacks, is there any change in the pattern of Hezbollah's rockets?

Good evening to you. Good evening.

Maybe I should say there is a slight change because we got used to the fact that most of these attacks are anti-tank missiles, very accurate, very difficult to

intercept. And yes, the average was of, I don't know, 5 to 10 attacks a day, around 50 every week.

And what we see in the past few weeks is that we have not only anti-tanks but more

grads which are rockets to short ranges that are launched in barrages, meaning that you have 10, 20, 30, 60 rockets in each attack,

and that way not all of them are intercepted and sometimes you have hits and casualties or damage.

We had a direct hit this week in Kiryachmo now by these kind of rockets for example. So there is war here but it's just not not

talk too much. Now come you have a question. Could you tell us anything about what the recent visit of Amos Hachstein, who was a special envoy from the United

States, in terms of impacting the situation in Lebanon.

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