The Israeli military says two soldiers have been killed and a further seven wounded in a Hezbollah 'revenge attack' on a military convoy near the Lebanese border today. Israel's military responded to the anti-tank missile strike on the convoy with aerial and ground attacks on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The Hezbollah group struck the nine-vehicle convoy with several missiles in an apparent retaliation for a deadly Israeli airstrike in Syria that killed six Hezbollah fighters earlier this month. A Spanish U.N. peacekeeper was also killed in today's clash. Israeli soldiers carry their injured comrade after his army vehicle was hit by anti-tank missile, near the Har Dov area, on the Israeli-Lebanese border today. The Lebanese Hezbollah group has claimed responsibility
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Missiles fired by Lebanese Hezbollah group hit an Israeli military convoy
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Two soldiers were killed and another seven soldiers were wounded
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Lebanese Hezbollah group claimed responsibility for firing the missile
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Thought to be retaliation for deadly Israeli airstrike in Syria 10 days ago
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Israel responded by firing 50 artillery shells into Lebanon
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel would respond 'forcefully'
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A Spanish U.N peacekeeper was also killed in the clash in South Lebanon
Today's attack took place near Mount Dov and Shebaa Farms, a disputed tract of land where the borders of @placeholder, Lebanon and Syria meet.
An @placeholder tanks stands ready right on the border with Lebanon in northern Israel today