5 Israelis injured, fires break out in Tel Aviv area after rockets launched from Lebanon

5 Israelis injured, fires break out in Tel Aviv area after rockets launched from Lebanon

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At least five Israelis were injured Monday after a rocket launched from Lebanon hit the greater Tel Aviv area, causing a fire to break out, according to Israeli media, CE Report quotes Anadolu Agency

The Israeli military reported that it had intercepted a rocket aimed at the greater Tel Aviv region. However, broadcaster Channel 12 reported five injured as rockets launched from Lebanon struck the area.

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