Israel attacked a Syrian position in Lebanon last night, for the first time in five years. Israel Air Force fighter planes attacked a Syrian radar installation north of the Beirut-Damascus road at around 1 AM. The installation, located some 20 kilometers east of Beirut, was destroyed by six air-to-ground missiles fired by four IAF planes. The mission was a retaliatory raid for Hizbullah\'s Saturday missile attack that claimed the life of St.-Sgt. Elad Litvak, who will be buried today. Syrian officials claim that three of their men were killed in the attack.
Israel Destroys Syrian Radar Installation in Lebanon
Israel attacked a Syrian position in Lebanon last night, for the first time in five years. Israel Air Force fighter planes attacked a Syrian radar installation north of the Beirut-Damascus road at around 1 AM.
Israel attacked a Syrian position in Lebanon last night, for the first time in five years. Israel Air Force fighter planes attacked a Syrian radar installation north of the Beirut-Damascus road at around 1 AM. The installation, located some 20 kilometers east of Beirut, was destroyed by six air-to-ground missiles fired by four IAF planes. The mission was a retaliatory raid for Hizbullah\'s Saturday missile attack that claimed the life of St.-Sgt. Elad Litvak, who will be buried today. Syrian officials claim that three of their men were killed in the attack.