Jerusalem, Nov 1 (IANS) A 60-year-old woman and her 30-year-old son were killed on Thursday by a rocket reportedly fired from Lebanon that struck an olive grove near the kibbutz of Afek in northern Israel.
They were residents of the Arab-Israeli city of Shfaram, located near Afek, Xinhua news agency reported, citing Israel’s state-owned Kan TV News.
The attack followed a barrage of 25 rockets fired from Lebanon to several regions in northern Israel, which injured a woman lightly on a highway near Afek.
Earlier in the day, five people, including four Thai nationals and an Israeli, were killed by a rocket that hit an apple orchard near the town of Metula in northern Israel.
–IANS
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