Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee about the recent strikes on Hezbollah and that the plan to turn northern Gaza into a closed military zone is on the table.

The Lebanese militant group launched around 150 missiles, rockets and drones into northern Israel overnight into Sunday morning.

The militant group targeted areas in Israel farther south than most of its previous attacks, reinforcing fears of broader regional conflict.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel has dealt serious blows to Lebanese group Hezbollah, as rapidly escalating cross-border exchanges raised fears of an all-out war.

Israel has dealt serious blows to Hezbollah this week by targeting its communications and decimating the leadership of its elite unit, but without crushing the Lebanese group's ability to fight, observers say.

Hezbollah launched missiles into northern Israel on Saturday evening in response to Israeli strikes on Lebanon over the past few days. The IDF posted a photo on X around 6 p.m. EST with a map of areas in northern Israel where sirens were going off,

In recent days, we have landed a series of blows on Hezbollah that it could have never imagined. If Hezbollah did not get the message, I assure you it will get the message,” Mr Netanyahu said in a statement.