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Israeli army shoots at goal in Syria
After Syrian attack
Israeli tank fire in position (Source: Simone Mayer - europarl)
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The Syrian conflict escalates to dangerous now also on the border of Israel: After the impact of a grenade coming from Syria on the Golan Heights, the Israeli army fired back to the neighboring country and it hits a target.
It had "direct hits" where the launch site of the grenade, told the Israeli army said on Friday. According to an army officer before a missile fired from Syria shell had hit an Israeli military post on the Golan Heights. The incident, the Israeli army evaluated as "part of the internal conflict in Syria." There was no damage or injuries, said a spokeswoman. The Israeli military put on the new incident, a complaint with the UN observer force that controls a buffer zone between the two countries. "Fire from Syria to Israel will not be tolerated and will be answered in the Life", said the army.
In Syria rebels and government troops delivered nationwide next fierce battles. Weekends alone, according to the opposition were about 200 people died. The ongoing civil war for 20 months in Syria, according to activists now more than 36,000 people dead.
Agreement of the regime's opponents
In Qatar, the Syrian regime's opponents, meanwhile, reached after a marathon negotiating a breakthrough: the first time since the crisis began 20 months ago, it will now be a common opposition bloc. The opposition was deeply estranged from the States of the Group of Friends of Syria - have been pushed to a consortium - led by Qatar and the United States. They were lured to the agreement, among other things with the promise of financial support.
Agreement of the regime's opponents
In Qatar, the Syrian regime's opponents, meanwhile, reached after a marathon negotiating a breakthrough: the first time since the crisis began 20 months ago, it will now be a common opposition bloc. The opposition was deeply estranged from the States of the Group of Friends of Syria - have been pushed to a consortium - led by Qatar and the United States. They were lured to the agreement, among other things with the promise of financial support.
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