The Lebanese group "Hezbollah" fired more than 50 rockets that hit homes in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights, the Associated Press reported, citing BTA.
Today's attack came a day after US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken met with mediators from Egypt and Qatar, continuing, on another diplomatic mission, efforts to broker a truce in the Gaza war, despite "Hamas" and Israel have signaled that challenges remain.
In a new statement "Hamas" called the latest proposal presented to him "reversal" of what the group had previously agreed to, and accused the US of agreeing to "new terms" on the part of Israel.
Rescuers reported from the Golan Heights that they helped a 30-year-old man who was wounded by shrapnel in today's attack. A house was engulfed in flames, and firefighters said they prevented a greater tragedy by stopping the gas leak.
"Hezbollah" said the attack was in response to an Israeli strike deep inside Lebanese territory last night that killed one person and wounded 19. Yesterday "Hezbollah" fired over 200 shells into Israel after Israel hit a Hezbollah weapons depot about 80 km from the border.
Israel and "Hezbollah" have exchanged almost daily blows for more than 10 months amid Israel's war against its ally "Hezbollah" – "Hamas" - in Gaza.