Code Red Sirens Heard in Golan Heights as Fighting Continues Across Syrian Border
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Code red sirens sounded twice in the Golan Heights Sunday afternoon, suggesting possible misfire from Syria as has occurred several times since the beginning of the Civil War in Syria.
The IDF said the sirens were seemingly turned on due to fire in on-going combat across the border in Syria. No injuries or damage was reported. Security forces were said to be searching the area.
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