The Lebanese resistance group Hezbollah attacked the town of Shlomi in northern Israel on Thursday evening in what is its sixth attack of the day, al Jazeera reported.

Earlier, Hezbollah announced multiple attacks targeting buildings used by Israeli soldiers, and a “positioning point for a military intelligence force” in Metulla.

Hezbollah has warned it’s fully ready to battle Israel after its fighters exchanged cross-border attacks since Israel launched war on Gaza in October.

Hezbollah has at least 60,000 fighters and it increased its stockpile of missiles from 14,000 in 2006 to about 150,000 now.