Hezbollah fires rockets into northern Israeli town

Hezbollah said on Sunday that it fired multiple grad rockets at Kiryat Shmona, a town in northern Israel, in retaliation for an Israeli strike in southern Lebanon that it said had killed a woman and three children.

In a statement, the Lebanese group said its attack came in response to Israel's "heinous and brutal crime". 

Rocket shrapnel fell in Kyriat Shmona, setting fire to a vehicle. There were no reported casualties, according to Israeli police and medics.