Hezbollah said firing rockets after Israeli air strikes

Beirut: The Hizbullah Militan group said it fired a rocket series near Israel’s position close to the Lebanese border on Friday, called it retaliation for Israeli air strikes in South Lebanon the day before.
In a statement, Hezbollah said it was about “open fields” near the position of Israel in the disputed Shebaa farm area, with “dozens” rockets.
There were no victims reported.
The Israeli army said it shot back after at least ten rockets fired from Lebanon to Israeli region, most of them were intercepted by the defense system known as iron dome.
The rest of the rocket landed in an open area.
Manar TV Hezbollah said the Israeli fighter plane flew at a low altitude above Southeast Lebanon.