Missile attack in Golan Heights was ‘undoubtedly’ from Hezbollah, US says. Hezbollah said Israeli anti-missile interceptor falls

A US official told Al Arabiya English the missile that killed several children in Majdal Shams Saturday was undoubtedly from Hezbollah.

“It’s unclear if it was a mistake, but it’s been assessed to have been launched by the group,” the official said.

 Militia of the Shiite party Hezbollah did not target the village of Majdal Shams in the occupied Golan Heights, where 12 children from the local Druze mountaineer community were killed on Saturday, Al Jazeera said, adding that Hezbollah’s leadership notified the UN Interim Force in Lebanon command (UNIFIL).

IDF believes that an Iran-made Falaq-1 rocket used by Hezbollah struck the Druze community of Majdal Shams in the Golan Heights. IDF Spokesman Daniel Harari said that "the forensic findings at the scene point to this rocket.".