Shortly after 3:30 p.m. local time July 28, five rockets struck Afula in northern Israel, a town previously unscathed and out of range of Hezbollah rockets. No injuries were reported, but the explosions did start a fire. Afula is situated about seven miles south of Nazareth — the deepest Hezbollah had been able to strike into Israel before this barrage. It is situated on a crossroad that has almost certainly seen a lot of Israel Defense Forces (IDF) traffic moving from the south into northeastern Israel. However, Hezbollah is not firing these artillery rockets on a militarily meaningful scale . That said, it is worth remembering that in a chance hit in Haifa on July 16, Hezbollah rockets killed eight people at a train station. Israeli specialists are analyzing the remains of these five rockets. The IDF claims they are the Fajr-5 .