Lebanon’s Hezbollah said it targeted five military bases in and near north Israel’s Haifa, after the Israeli army said two people were injured after a rocket attack hit a synagogue in the city.Hezbollah fighters targeted a “technical base”, the “Haifa naval base”, the Stella Maris naval base and two other bases near Haifa, one of them home to “an Israeli enemy army gas station”, with simultaneous “salvos of missiles”, the Iran-backed group said in a statement.Israel’s military said two people were injured when a synagogue was hit Saturday in the northern coastal city of Haifa following a “heavy rocket barrage” by Lebanon’s Iran-backed Hezbollah group.“This is yet another clear example of Hezbollah’s deliberate targeting of Israeli civilians,” the military said in a statement. Separately, the army said it had intercepted some of “approximately 10 projectiles” that crossed from Lebanon into Israel.Hezbollah claimed several rocket attacks on northern Israel, saying it targeted military