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Syrian air defenses were activated in the Damascus area during the strikes.

In his final message, Jnena wrote: "My daughters are terrified, and I am trying to keep them calm, but this bombing is terrifying," according to the statement from his employer.

Cameraman Samer Abu Daqqa was unable to get to safety or medical treatment after being injured in the strike on the Farhana School in Khan Younis and died of his wounds.

Ambulances reportedly rushed to the area shortly after the strikes.

Hezbollah's efforts to establish terrorist infrastructure near the Syrian-Israeli border are also as the "Golan File."

Rocket and drone infiltration alerts sounded in northern Israel shortly after the reported airstrike.

Alleged Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeted several sites used by Iranian militias, including weapons storage and air defense sites.

The Syrian army said in a statement its air defenses intercepted Israeli missiles flying from the Golan Heights.

The army has also stated that they uncovered and destroyed an explosives workshop that had been operating in the area.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades commander included among those slain