JERUSALEM (REUTERS) – A projectile was fired from Lebanon at Israel on Monday (April 25) and fell in an open space, the Israeli military stated.
The incident adopted clashes over the previous two weeks between Palestinians and Israeli police at Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem which have stoked Arab anger and worldwide concern.
On Twitter, the Israeli military stated no sirens had been sounded and no alert was declared in northern Israel.
Israel’s anti-missile defence system doesn’t essentially intercept projectiles if they seem like on observe to hit a non-populated space.
Israel’s northern border has been largely quiet since a 2006 conflict in opposition to Hezbollah guerrillas, who’ve sway in southern Lebanon and an arsenal of superior rockets.
Small Palestinian factions in Lebanon have fired sporadically on Israel previously.
