Siria launched a missile that fell in the Negev Near Dimona after an Israeli attack near Damascus

An anti-aircraft missile fired from Syria at Israel fell overnight in the Negev, after an attack attributed to Israel. An air defense system was activated against Syrian anti-aircraft fire, and in response the Air Force attacked the battery from which the missile was fired. In Syrian space.
According to reports in Syria, the air force attacked several targets in the Damascus area shortly after 01:30 tonight, and then several surface-to-air missiles were fired, one of which fell in the south of the country. An IDF spokesman said that "the missile, apparently an SA5 model, which reaches a range of hundreds of kilometers, was fired at Air Force planes and leaked into Israeli territory. The missile fell in the Bedouin diaspora in an open area. This is not a deliberate shooting. "
The missile was launched around 01:40, and an alarm was activated in Abu Karinat near Dimona and other localities in the Bedouin diaspora in the Negev. Echoes of explosions were heard in large areas, from the Negev to Jerusalem and Modi'in.
A source in the Syrian army told the state Syrian news agency Sana that the Israeli Air Force attacked targets in the Damascus area from the Golan Heights. The source said air defense systems were activated against the attack and successfully intercepted most of the missiles.
According to the Sanaa report, four Syrian soldiers were wounded in an attack that took place in the Domeir area south of Damascus and caused damage. The Syrian Center for Human Rights Monitoring, a London-based body affiliated with the Syrian opposition, claimed that in the Israeli attack last night, anti-aircraft batteries were destroyed and soldiers from the Syrian air defense system were killed.
In the past, there have been several cases of anti-aircraft missiles fired from Syrian aircraft leaking into Israeli territory, but in none of those cases did the missile fall in the southern region. Strategic for Hezbollah.Air missiles were fired at the planes, following which an arrow missile was fired in order to hit one of those missiles. As a result, alarms were sounded in the Jordan Valley, and residents reported loud explosions in the Modi'in, Jerusalem and Samaria areas.
Two weeks ago, the Syrian state news agency reported that Israel had attacked targets in southern Damascus - and in response, anti-aircraft missiles were launched, one of which reportedly exploded in the air in southern Lebanon, near the border with Israel.