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At least 15 projectiles were fired toward Israel 's northern coastline, including cities such as Nahariya , Sa'ar, and Gesher HaZiv .
The projectiles were launched in response to IAF strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon .
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the barrage on northern Israel , according to Ynet .
The IDF successfully intercepted multiple projectiles, and no injuries were reported.
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