File photo shows Israeli troops monitoring the border with Lebanon opposite the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Kila. Several rockets fired from southern Lebanon landed into Israel overnight, prompting the Jewish state’s army to warn Beirut early Tuesday to work to prevent similar attacks in the future. (AFP /Mahmoud Zayyat)
Several rockets fired from Lebanon hit northern Israel on Tuesday.
Reuters reported, via FOX Nation:
Several rockets fired from Lebanon hit northern Israel on Tuesday, and the Jewish state returned fire across the border in response, military officials said.
Two buildings in the western Galilee area were damaged, Israeli media said, but there were no reported casualties. Residents said they heard two explosions and that houses shook.
An Israeli military spokesman said the rockets were the first fired since 2009 across a border where a 34-day war was fought in 2006 between Israel and Iranian-backed Hezbollah guerrillas based in Lebanon.
