Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Syria, war monitor says
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(Worthy News) – Israeli aircrafts on Monday conducted strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Syria, a British-based war monitor said.
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the strike took place in the Quneitra Province on the Syria Golan Heights.
Missile batteries were hit in the outskirts of the city of al-Ba’ath and the village of al-Krum, the monitoring group said. [ Source: Ynet News (Read More…) ]
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