Haaretz – April 27, 2020
‘Hostile targets’ coming from Lebanese airspace were reportedly shot down ■ There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
An earlier Israeli missile strike is intercepted over Damascus. Click to enlarge
Israeli warplanes flying over Lebanon fired missiles toward areas near Damascus early on Monday, the Syrian military said, claiming the country’s air defenses shot most of them down.
The military said in a statement, which was carried by state media, that some of the missiles that made it to the target near the Syrian capital caused material damage but did not inflict any casualties.
Syrian air defense active over #Damascus tonight against reported #Israel|i airstrikes. #Syria pic.twitter.com/JZt3YcFAlT
— Joe Truzman (@Jtruzmah) April 27, 2020
According to the statement, the attack took place around dawn. The Syrian military gave no further details about the attack or what it targeted specifically. Syrian state TV said the attacks occurred near Damascus.
Israel rarely confirms attacks and it did not comment on the latest missiles strike. Israel has said, however, that it has been behind a series of airstrikes mainly targeting Iranian and Lebanese Hezbollah forces in Syria that are alongside Syrian government forces.
Israel has also in the past used Lebanon’s airspace to launch attacks on Syria.
Last week, an opposition war monitor said that an alleged Israeli airstrike in central Syria killed nine fighters, including six who were not Syrians and some who were loyal to the militant Hezbollah group.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights gave no nationalities for the foreigners who were killed on a military post in the desert near the historic central town of Palmyra. It said the dead included some fighters loyal to Hezbollah.
Israel says it has been behind a series of airstrikes mainly targeting Iranian and Hezbollah forces in Syria that have joined the country’s war fighting alongside the government. It rarely confirms the attacks and did not comment on Monday’s airstrike.
Thank god the intended israeli bloodshed was stopped
there is a god, and thankyou
If they have the capability to shoot down missile’s why didn’t they shoot down the aircraft that fired them.
I keep wondering if there is a god.
While, the Ashkenazis can and are allowed to keep attacking its neighbours and have no respect for borders. They already think everything ME belongs to them.
Time for SAA to stop defending and start offending into the right direction.
Stop zionists’ attacks and their disrepect for other countries.
The israelis keep trying to provoke a retaliation then they can cry to america look they did this, come bomb them for us, this time many americans are turning away, same as UK soldiers from fighting wrs for israel, 2 world wars was enough
@Blackeyes
Your argument is typical bs talk, you may see it as a valid argument, but anyone who knows anything about God and his teachings would know that; God has given Mankind free will to choose their own path in this world.
So because someone chooses a evil path and causes mayhem and mischief on Earth, how is that Gods fault?
Just because God does not stop the evil doer straight away (sometimes leaving them to grow old and weak and rue the approaching death for all the bad they know they will answer for, all the while suffering from ill health, a dozen or so of the most recent world leaders to have died ring a bell?)
But to try an equate that God allowed evil to transpire means there is no God is just an absurd argument.
God is not to be held accountable for anyones actions, just as I am not held accountable for your or any other persons actions.
God has allowed those who CHOOSE evil to do as they please for a period of time, but God is the most Just and no one will be wronged by even a grain of sand on the day of judgement.
But that is what differentiates those who trust in God and those who only trust in this life, YOLO etc.