An Israeli tank struck terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon on Sunday evening, the IDF said.
The Lebanese group backed by Iran buried six more of its fighters on Wednesday, their coffins draped in its yellow flag.
Responding to increased rocket launches from Lebanon, the IDF said the air force hit Hezbollah terror infrastructure, military sites, and a command center.
Israeli fire and rescue services put out a fire caused by a crashed drone in northern Israel.
IDF aircraft and artillery demolished a Hezbollah position from which rockets had been fired at Israel earlier in the day.
According to the IDF, from one barrage of rockets fired by Hezbollah this week, eight rockets landed inside of Lebanon.
The sense of a ghost town, made more intense by low-hanging clouds and a bit of rain, fills out this area; from Arab al-Aramshe to Shtula and toward Mattat.
The Israeli military said its soldiers were lightly injured when an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon hit a vehicle in the Beit Hillel area of northern Israel.
A rocket from Lebanon hit a structure at the outskirts of Kibbutz Dovev in Israel's north.
Hezbollah's Al-Manar television channel reported that two had been killed in Israeli shelling.