Zionist killed, another injured in rocket attack from Lebanon

 




A Zionist was killed and another was injured Friday in a rocket attack launched from Lebanon.

The Zionist enemy army radio said that a Zionist was killed and another was injured in an anti-tank missile falling on Yaron in Upper Galilee.

In turn, the Zionist Channel 12 reported that the rocket was launched from Lebanon towards a Zionist army position in Ramim area in the Upper Galilee.

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