The Israeli military said it intercepted a missile fired from Lebanon today that for the "first time in history" targeted economic center Tel Aviv. The missile was fired from the area of Nafakhiyeh in southern Lebanon, the Israel Defense Forces said earlier this morning, before announcing its forces had struck the launcher it was fired from.

Israel said it was the first time the Lebanese militia had taken aim at Israel’s economic hub. Half a million people are displaced in Lebanon, the foreign minister said.

Hezbollah senior commander Ali Karaki, who was targeted in Monday’s strike on Beirut, survived the attack, Hezbollah officials said. Two senior Israeli sources confirmed to ABC News that Karaki had been the target of the strike. At least six people were injured Monday in an Israeli strike on southern Beirut, according to Lebanese state media.