Israeli air strikes in Syria kill three civilians and four fighters, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports
Boys sit amid the rubble of a house that according to the Syrian regime authorities was attacked by an Israeli air strike, in the Damascus suburbs of Hajira, Syria, Monday, April 27, 2020.
The air strike is the fourth in Syria in less than a month, despite the coronavirus pandemic gripping the region, and comes amid rising tensions between Israel and Lebanon's militant Hezbollah group in Syria as well as along the Lebanon-Israel border. Iranian and Lebanese Hezbollah forces in Syria are fighting alongside Syrian regime forces. Israel frequently violates Lebanon’s airspace to launch attacks on Syria, and regularly flies reconnaissance missions over the Mediterranean country.
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