These are the first alarms that have been activated in Afula for more than 9 months, according to Israeli media.
According to KAN, a rocket fell in Nazareth, and a large fire broke out as a result of the strikes elsewhere in the city.
Hezbollah claimed the sirens were due to rockets fired by them from Lebanon, however the IDF has not yet confirmed.
Reports on social media and from Hezbollah say that sounds of explosions could be heard around Ramat David airbase near Haifa.
Al Hadath, a Hezbollah-affiliated Lebanese outlet, reported that Hezbollah fired 100 rockets towards Haifa and the Upper Galilee.
Home Front Command
The sirens sounded in areas where the Home Front Command were not updated on Saturday, when new restrictions were issued from Haifa and northward, limiting gatherings to 30 people outdoors and 300 indoors.
There were no changes southward of Haifa at this time, but the HFC said this could change at any time based on upcoming Hezbollah attacks.
