Did Israel Strike Targets in Syria's South?

Articles: https://www.i24news.tv/en Live: https://video.i24news.tv/page/live?cl... Replay: https://video.i24news.tv/page/5a97b81... Facebook:   / i24newsen   Twitter:   / i24news_en   Instagram:   / i24news   #i24NEWS #NewsDesk #Syria NEWS DESK | As stated many times by Israel's prime minister, the country's military would not continue to allow Iranian entrenchment in Syria. It appears that the IDF may have again struck targets in Syria belonging to Iran. Our Daniel Tsemach analyzes. Story: The Israel Defense Forces reportedly carried out early Wednesday an airstrike targeting Iranian strongholds in the south of Syria, with several reported killed, according to a war monitor. Syria's state news agency said that an Israeli missile attack targeted Syrian military positions held by the government and its allies. "The Israeli enemy launched an aggression after midnight against the Tall al-Hara area," the SANA news agency said Wednesday, adding that there were reports of damage to property. The area targeted is said to be a hotspot for Iranian militia, according to Western gathered intelligence. The attacks were described as "probably Israeli" by the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, who said they targeted Tall al-Hara in Daraa province, south of Damascus, and two areas in the neighboring province of Quneitrathe. "The regime's anti-aircraft defense has been activated to counter the attack," director of the Observatory Rami Abdel Rahmane said. "Some missiles have been shot down, others have hit their target."