2 Rockets Fired at Israel From Lebanon, Setting Off Sirens in North

JERUSALEM — Two rockets were fired from Lebanon toward northern Israel early Tuesday morning, setting off sirens in the country’s north, the Israeli military said.
One of the rockets was shot down by Israel’s Iron Dome aerial defense system and the other landed in an open area, causing no damage, the military said. It did not say who it blamed for firing the rockets or what retaliatory steps, if any, it might take.
“We remain prepared to defend Israel on all fronts,” the Israel Defense Forces said in a Twitter post on its official account.
On Monday night, Syria’s air defenses intercepted an Israeli attack in an area of southern Aleppo, Syrian state media reported, in an area where Israel has repeatedly struck a growing Iranian presence, according to Reuters.
A Syrian military spokesman told state media the damage was being assessed after air defenses downed most of the missiles.
Source: NY Times