Two Katyusha rockets landed in the northern Israeli town of Kiryat Shmona near the border with Lebanon on Sunday afternoon, causing damage but no injuries, a police spokesman said.
"Two Katyusha rockets landed in Kiryat Shmona, caused damage to a vehicle and roads. There were no injuries," the spokesman said, according to Reuters. "Bomb disposal experts are examining the damage caused."
Kiryat Shmona was hard-hit during last summer's 34-day war, during which Hizbullah fired some 4,000 Katyusha rockets at towns and cities across northern Israel.
Lebanese sources maintained that the firing was carried out by a Palestinian group. They said the attack was connected to the clashes in a north Lebanon Palestinian refugee camp against the al-Qaeda-inspired fighters, members of Fatah Islam.
