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Israeli military says Iranian -made Falaq rocket with a 53-kilogram ( 117-pound ) warhead belonging to Hezbollah was used in the attack.
Experts say evidence appears to point to a rocket from Lebanon hitting the Golan Heights soccer field.
Israel accuses Hezbollah in Lebanon of deliberately targeting civilians, while Hezbollah issues rare denial of responsibility.
The Israeli military is investigating why the rocket wasn’t intercepted by its renowned missile defense system.
Experts say the fragmentation and impact patterns are consistent with a rocket attack.
The shape of the crater and the direction a fence was blown down indicate the rocket came from the north.
Some 300 Majdal Shams residents protested a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday .
Some Druze leaders in Lebanon , Syria and Israel speak out against what they call an attempt to drive a wedge.
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