Five Dead in Israeli Strike on Syria Terror Cell After Rocket Attacks on North

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The Israel-Syria border's Quneitra crossing. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

At least five people were killed in the Israeli strike on a vehicle 10 kilometers from Israel-Syria border. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.

The Israeli military said it carried out a new raid in Syria on Friday morning, targeting the cell that fired four rockets into northern Israel on Thursday. At least five people were said killed in the Israeli strike, on a vehicle some 10 kilometers from the Syrian-Israeli border, in territory held by the Syrian army.

“We targeted a vehicle this morning in which there were at least five people,” an IDF source said Friday.

Read full story at The Times of Israel.

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