Israel Accuses Lebanon Government of Rocket Attack

Israel on Thursday accused the Lebanese government of shooting four rockets earlier in the day.

In this Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 file photo, the Iron Dome defense system fires to intercept an incoming missiles from Gaza in the port town of Ashdod, Israel. Israel's military has deployed Iron Dome defense system to the north of the country following Israeli airstrikes in neighboring Syria targeting weapons believed to be destined for Lebanon's Hezbollah militants. Iron Dome protects against short-range rockets and Hezbollah has thousands of such projectiles. AP Photo /Tsafrir Abayov, File

Israel on Thursday accused the Lebanese government of shooting four rockets earlier in the day.

Israel’s IDFSpokesperson Twitter account wrote: “The Lebanese government is responsible for the attack.” IDF stands for Israeli Defense Forces, the country’s military.

But it said that an “intercepted rocket was shot down by the Iron Dome missile defense system.”

The other rockets “fell outside” of Israel’s territory, the account added.

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