Israel Air Force strikes targets in Syria near Lebanese border
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(Worthy News) – The Israel Air Force attacked Syrian army and Hezbollah targets in the area around Qalamoun in Syria overnight Saturday, Israel Radio reported citing Syrian forces.
The Lebanese media outlet Almustaqbal reported that there were dead and wounded Hezbollah fighters in the attack which hit the area close to the Lebanese border.
Last week, Israel reportedly attacked targets in the same area of Syria. [ Source ]
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