Three Officers Said Killed in Israeli Strike on Syria After Rockets Fired at Golan
Syrians report three soldiers killed ■ Israel confirms airstrikes
Breaking:
- Clashes erupt on Temple Mount as Jews Mark Jerusalem Day (Haaretz)
- Netanyahu says Israel won't tolerate fire in its territory after Syria strike (Haaretz)
- Airstrike reported in Syria after Israel says rockets fired at Golan Heights (Haaretz)
- Two missiles fired from Syria toward Israel's Mount Hermon, Israeli army says (Haaretz)
- Iran may be willing to hold talks with U.S. if shown respect, rules followed, Rohani says (Reuters)
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