US EditionOne Killed in North, 15 Wounded in Tel Aviv Area in Iranian, Hezbollah Barrage
A Hezbollah-fired anti-tank missile killed one man and damaged two homes near kibbutz Misgav Am, with emergency crews responding and the incident under military review.
- On March 22, 2026, a man was killed near kibbutz Misgav Am after a Hezbollah anti-tank missile struck his vehicle, the Israel Defense Forces said.
- The Israel Defense Forces said rockets were launched by Hezbollah from beyond the northern border, and the military said the incident is under review after no warning sirens sounded.
- Two houses in the kibbutz were damaged by a direct missile hit, and shortly afterward emergency teams received an alert reporting another vehicle on fire nearby.
- Residents went to safe rooms with no reported injuries, and authorities warned civilians to keep away from impact zones while police cautioned against handling debris.
- Police deployed northern district personnel, Border Police units and bomb-disposal teams after reports of a munition strike, while emergency crews continued life-saving efforts as the military reviews the attack.
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Hebrew media revealed the death of Ofer Moskowitz, spokesperson for Kibbutz Misgav Am, following a direct hit by an anti-tank missile fired by Hezbollah near the Lebanese border with the occupied Palestinian territories...
Ofer Moskowitz killed by Hezbollah missile
The north is burning, and the price is unbearable. Ofer "Pushko" Moskowitz, 59, the agriculture director at Kibbutz Mishgav Am (a kibbutz in the Upper Galilee, on the Lebanese border), was killed Sunday morning when a missile fired by the Hezbollah terrorist organization struck him from Lebanon. Moskowitz – a familiar and beloved figure throughout the Upper Galilee – was cut down at his post while tending to the kibbutz orchards on the front lin…
One person was killed this Sunday in northern Israel, after a rocket fire. Hezbollah claimed in a statement that it had targeted "an Israeli enemy gathering" in Misgav Am.
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