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It is clear that Israel was not hit or was the target, the article says:
"Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the rocket attacks, saying that “at 11:15 a.m. the Islamic Resistance responded to the Israeli aggression by targeting the vicinity of Israeli enemy posts in Shebaa Farms with dozens of rockets fired from woodlands that are far from residential areas.”"
"The Iron Dome missile defense system intercepted 10 rockets, with six falling in open areas near Har Dov on the Lebanese border. The others fell inside Lebanon."
Also the article doesn't say Snir was targeted, it says sirens were activated. Most likely because it is close by.
I think we should go by what the source says: "rockets [were fired] towards Israel". Even though the Golan is de jure not part Israel, Israel considers it to be their territory. Since Israel is occupying that region, this was a de facto attack on Israel. I'd like to hear what other editors think. - Daveout(talk)11:27, 2 November 2021 (UTC)reply
It was a de facto attack against Israeli-occupied territory, not Israel. The source is an Israeli source, and the Israeli source follows the Israeli pov that the occupied territory is Israel. But reading the article from a neutral pov it is clear that only the occupied land was targeted and there is no confirmation that Israel was hit or targeted. --
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11:48, 2 November 2021 (UTC)reply