The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have assured this Friday that three projectiles have been launched from Syria against Israeli territory, but one of them would have hit Syrian soil. More data about this information that the IDF has shared with a brief message, although for the moment it is ruled out that there are injuries. If its veracity is proven, it would be the second attack committed against Israel from a foreign country in the framework of these clashes, after on Thursday, the IDF also denounced that three other missiles had been launched from Lebanon The escalation of tensions between Israelis and Palestinians has led to mobilizations on the border with Lebanon and in the West Bank, even the scene of shots to block groups of people who wanted to condemn the offensive launched by the Forces Israeli armed forces over the Gaza Strip. Israeli forces have confirmed that they have fired on "several" protesters, including a 21-year-old man who has died as a result of his injuries, who had broken the fence on the Lebanese border and had managed to cross it near the city of Metula.At least nine Palestinians have died and several dozen have been injured during mobilizations called this Friday in the West Bank against the Israeli bombings in the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian authorities have already confirmed more than a hundred deaths, including thirty children, and more than 500 injured.
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