Breaking: Israel fires on Syria after mortar strike; Update: Photos of rocket strikes into Israel

Lori Ziganto | 8:21 AM on November 11, 2012

A Syrian shell landed in Israel this morning, for the second time in recent days, and Israel sent a warning shot back.

RT @SkyNewsBreak: Sky Sources: Exchange of fire between Israel and forces inside Syria

— Mickey White (@BiasedGirl) November 11, 2012

CNN Happening Now: Israel fires shots into Syria after mortar strike: Israel fired warning shots toward Syria to… http://t.co/nOSbOqFs

— Rick DiBella (@RickDiBella) November 11, 2012

Full story on Israeli warning shot at Syria http://t.co/2PPZRc5M

— Yaakov Lappin (@YaakovLappin) November 11, 2012

More from The Jerusalem Post:

“In light of the policy instituted by IDF Chief of Staff, Lt.-Gen. Benny Gantz, a warning round was fired back into Syria. We don’t believe it caused injuries or damages,” Mordechai added.

At the same time, Israel sent a warning message to the UN, saying that any further firing into Israel will result “in a real response,” sources added.

Israel has been under heavy fire since yesterday.

77: Rockets that have hit Israel since yesterday. 45: Rockets that have hit today. 15: Seconds you have to find shelter if you're near Gaza.

— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) November 11, 2012

RT @avimayer: PHOTO: Children's room in southern #Israel hit by rocket from #Gaza this morning (Haaretz). pic.twitter.com/fMiq7q5M

— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) November 11, 2012

Netanyahu on #Syria: We are closely monitoring the Syrian border and are prepared for any development. #Israel #JPost

— Tovah Lazaroff (@tovahlazaroff) November 11, 2012