Jerusalem: The Israeli military said the artistage was peeled on South Lebanon Tuesday morning after two rockets were fired from Lebanon to the Israeli region.
The Israeli army said in a statement that the air defense intercepted one of the rockets, and the second fell in open areas.
There is no injury or damage reported.
UN peacekeeping forces in Lebanon, known as Unifil, said that his rockets detected rockets fired from South Lebanon towards Israel before 4 in the morning.
Furthermore, Israeli artillery was fired at Lebanon, the UN power.
The Lebanese army said Israel fired 12 artillery shells in the Wadi Hammoul area, causing damage or victims.
The army said the units there had found three launch pads for Grad rockets.
The rocket fire from Lebanon was a cross-border incident like that since May when Palestinian militants launched rockets in Israel during the 11-day war between Israel and Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz said in a statement that Lebanon was responsible for the fire of rocket last night and that “Israel will act against the threat to sovereignty and its citizens.” “We will not allow the social, political and economic crisis in Lebanon to turn into a security threat to Israel,” Gantz said.
Lebanon has struggled with an unprecedented crisis, including the economic crisis that has raised concerns from waves in militancy.
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Unifil said it was related to military officials in Lebanon and Israel to “urge the maximum restraints” to avoid further escalation.
Both peacekeepers and Lebanese soldiers improved security in the area and launched an investigation, said the mission.
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The Lebanon-Israeli border came a few hours after a Syrian military official said Israel carried out air strikes near the city of Aleppo Syria North.
The Syrian state news agency said the air defense intercepted most of the missiles in the attack.
Syrian observatories based in the UK for human rights, war monitors who have activists in land in Syria, said the Israeli strike, the targeted weapon depot belonging to the Iranian-supported militant group, the operatin G in the region.
Israel has carried out a number of air strikes in Syria in recent years targeting Iranian forces there, and attacking what Israel said was the delivery of weapons bound to the Iranian-supported militant group in Lebanon.
The Israeli military rarely commented on this strike.