Israeli Military Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benny Gantz, with binoculars, and other officers observe Syria from the Golan Heights. (Tal Manor / Israel Defense Forces / May 21, 2013)
Syria, Israel Exchange Fire On Golan Heights -- Reuters
(Reuters) - Syria said its troops destroyed an Israeli vehicle that crossed into its territory from the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights on Tuesday and warned that any attempt to violate its sovereignty would meet "immediate and firm retaliation".
Israel said the incident took place on its side of the Golan ceasefire line, that the vehicle was damaged but not destroyed, none of its soldiers were hurt and they returned fire.
The clash highlighted the potential for renewed conflict along a frontline that has become increasingly fraught after nearly four decades of calm overseen by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his father.
It also followed Israeli airstrikes near Damascus against suspected missile stockpiles two weeks ago, after which Syria threatened to retaliate.
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More News On Border Skirmishes Between Israel And Syria
Israel warns Syria of 'consequences' if Golan fire continues -- AFP
Israeli military chief issues stark warning after Syria, Israel trade fire across border -- FOX News/AP
Israel warns Syria: More strikes loom -- Washington Times
Israeli, Syrian troops trade fire in Golan Heights -- Washington Post
Syria and Israel in exchange of fire -- BBC
Israel and Syria exchange fire in the Golan Heights -- The Guardian
Syria, Israel exchange fire across cease-fire line -- L.A. Times
Syria Fires at Israeli Vehicle, Raising Fears -- ABC News
Syrian Army fires across border into Israel to retaliate for airstrikes -- Christian Science Monitor
Israel may step up strikes inside Syria, military warns -- USA Today
Gantz: If Assad escalates attacks, he'll bear consequences -- Jerusalem Post
Israeli Military Chief Warns Syrian Regime -- Military.com/AP
Gantz: Assad will pay if he deteriorates situation in Golan -- YNet News
Israeli soldier killed during land mine clearing near Syrian border -- Haaretz
Austria says peackeepers may quit Golan if EU arms rebels -- Reuters
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