Israel opens artillery fire on Syria's Golan Heights
Israel has opened artillery fire on Syria’s border regions in the southeast.
The Israeli military says it has hit two Syrian army posts on the Golan Heights. The attacks have caused no damage or casualties. The Israeli military says the artillery fire was in retaliation for suspected rocket attacks from Syria which have landed on the occupied parts of the Golan Heights. This is not the first time Israel strikes positions on the Syrian soil. Tel Aviv says Damascus is responsible for any aggression emanating from Syria.
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