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Israel air force strikes near Damascus airport: Syrian reports
By i24news
Published: 11/11/2015 - 10:39pm, updated: 10:47pm
Unconfirmed reports suggest target of attacks was a weapons shipments likely intended for Hezbollah
According to various media outlets linked to Syrian opposition groups, Israel's air force carried out attacks near Damascus airport early Wednesday morning.
The source of the reports was unknown and they were not confirmed by any official bodies in Syria or Israel.
The opposition groups claimed that the target of the strikes was a weapons shipments likely intended for Lebanese terror group Hezbollah.
Loud explosions were heard and rising pillars of smoke seen at the airport, according to the reports.
No major Arab-language media outlets reported the alleged strikes.
Since the beginning of the bloody civil war in 2011, Israel is reported to have attacked Syrian military bases on a number of occasions, including raids reportedly targeting Iranian rockets bound for Lebanon's Hezbollah.
Two weeks ago, Israeli Air Force jets allegedly hit targets in Syria linked to Hezbollah, according to Lebanese and Syrian media reports.
According to the Lebanese Debate website, six IAF warplanes attacked targets in the Qalamun Mountain region of western Syria including a weapons convoy that was headed for Hezbollah.
However, this report contradicted Syrian media reports that said Israeli planes had hit several Hezbollah targets in southern Syria.
Back in April, it was reported that the Israeli Air Force struck targets, including Hezbollah's missile launchers, in the Qalamun Mountain region near the border between Syria and Lebanon. Lebanese media outlets said that over 30 people were killed and dozens injured in the strike.
Sources quoted by Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera said that several explosions were also reported in the Syrian towns of Al-Qutayfah, Yabroud and Qarah near Damascus in the April strike.
Israel air force strikes near Damascus airport: Syrian reports
By i24news
Published: 11/11/2015 - 10:39pm, updated: 10:47pm
Unconfirmed reports suggest target of attacks was a weapons shipments likely intended for Hezbollah
According to various media outlets linked to Syrian opposition groups, Israel's air force carried out attacks near Damascus airport early Wednesday morning.
The source of the reports was unknown and they were not confirmed by any official bodies in Syria or Israel.
The opposition groups claimed that the target of the strikes was a weapons shipments likely intended for Lebanese terror group Hezbollah.
Loud explosions were heard and rising pillars of smoke seen at the airport, according to the reports.
No major Arab-language media outlets reported the alleged strikes.
Since the beginning of the bloody civil war in 2011, Israel is reported to have attacked Syrian military bases on a number of occasions, including raids reportedly targeting Iranian rockets bound for Lebanon's Hezbollah.
Two weeks ago, Israeli Air Force jets allegedly hit targets in Syria linked to Hezbollah, according to Lebanese and Syrian media reports.
According to the Lebanese Debate website, six IAF warplanes attacked targets in the Qalamun Mountain region of western Syria including a weapons convoy that was headed for Hezbollah.
However, this report contradicted Syrian media reports that said Israeli planes had hit several Hezbollah targets in southern Syria.
Back in April, it was reported that the Israeli Air Force struck targets, including Hezbollah's missile launchers, in the Qalamun Mountain region near the border between Syria and Lebanon. Lebanese media outlets said that over 30 people were killed and dozens injured in the strike.
Sources quoted by Arabic news channel Al-Jazeera said that several explosions were also reported in the Syrian towns of Al-Qutayfah, Yabroud and Qarah near Damascus in the April strike.

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