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Rockets fired from Lebanon hit two buildings in Israel

The two buildings in the Galilee area were damaged but there were no reports of casualties.

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(Reuters) Jerusalem -- Several rockets fired from Lebanon hit northern Israel on Tuesday, the first since 2009, prompting Israel to return fire, military officials said.

Two buildings in Israel's western Galilee area were damaged, Israeli media said, but there were no reports of casualties. Residents said they heard two explosions and that houses shook.

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