World News: In a significant escalation of regional tensions, approximately 100 rockets were fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon, targeting the northern Israeli cities of Haifa and Acre. This sudden attack followed a speech by Naim Qassem, the deputy leader of Hezbollah, further intensifying the volatile situation.Tensions flare after Hezbollah leaders speechThe rocket attack came shortly after Qassems address, which was reportedly filled with strong anti-Israeli rhetoric. Qassem, a key figure within the militant group, has long advocated for resistance against Israel, and his words often inspire direct action. This time, the aftermath was immediate and explosive, with Israeli cities falling under heavy fire.About 100 rockets were fired by #Hezbollah at #Haifa and its surroundings in a heavy barrage a few minutes ago with the end of Naem Qassems speechDozens of interceptions, direct hits were reportedThis is one of the heaviest barrages on #Israel since the beginning of the war pic.twitter.com/SrcO7EueH4— Ori Miller🇮🇱 (@orielishamiller) October 8, 2024Rocket barrage hits northern IsraelHaifa and Acre, two major northern cities, were the targets of this latest Hezbollah assault. Israeli defense forces reported that around 100 rockets were launched from southern Lebanon, marking one of the most significant barrages in recent months. Though the full extent of damage is still being assessed, initial reports suggest several properties have been damaged, and civilians were forced to take shelter.Israels response likely to followAs Israel has consistently vowed to retaliate in the face of aggression, a military response is expected. Hezbollahs actions have further strained the already fragile situation in the region, with international observers concerned about the potential for a larger conflict.