(JNS) The Israel-Lebanon border heated up again late Wednesday afternoon, October 18 after a brief period of quiet, with the IDF reporting another round of anti-tank missile fire.

The enemy missile fire was directed at the area of Dvoranit along the border; the IDF responded with artillery fire at the source of the attack.

Around 15 minutes earlier, the IDF reported shots fired towards an IDF post in the area of Zar’it, a moshav in the Upper Galilee near the Lebanese border. The IDF responded with artillery fire at the source of the shooting.

No injuries were reported. Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the afternoon cross-border attacks, saying that it fired at three sites with anti-tank guided missiles and gunfire.

Earlier on Wednesday, four Israeli soldiers were lightly wounded by a Hezbollah missile near the border moshav of Shtula. The IDF responded with artillery fire at the source of the attack.