Israeli soldiers stand on a field overlooking Syria in the Golan Heights March 19, 2014. Israel launched air strikes on Wednesday against Syrian military sites in response to a roadside bombing that wounded four of its soldiers, but both sides signalled they were not seeking further escalation. Ronen Zvulun/Reuters
Israel Retaliates In Syria After Roadside Bomb Attack Against Israeli Troops -- CNN
Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel has warned Syria's government that any aggression against Israeli citizens will be met with force, as a roadside bomb attack which injured Israeli troops prompted airstrikes on Syrian targets.
Addressing a Cabinet meeting Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israeli strikes on Syrian territory targeted elements "that not only facilitated, but also cooperated with, the attacks on our forces."
He added, "Our policy is very clear: We attack those who attack us."
The government of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is engaged in a long-running civil war which has seen some conflict spill over into neighboring countries.
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Israeli air strikes in Golan 'kill Syrian soldier' -- BBC
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 1 Syrian Soldier, Wound 7 -- ABC News/AP
Israel bombs Syrian posts over Golan attack on its troops -- Reuters
Soldier killed as Israel bombs Syria army after Golan attack -- Global Post/AFP
Israeli warplanes strike Syrian military positions in Golan Heights -- Washington Post
Israel Hits Syrian Positions as Officials Warn of Escalation -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Israel strikes Syrian army targets after border blast; one dead -- Haaretz/Reuters
Israel Attacks Syrian Positions in Golan Heights -- New York Times
Israel is warned of being sucked into Syrian conflict after Golan bombings -- The Guardian
Syria confirms Israeli airstrike, warns against endangering stability in region -- Jerusalem Post/Reuters
After Israel bombs Syria, Netanyahu vows: 'We strike those who strike us' -- Jerusalem Post
Behind Israeli strikes on Syria, a simmering battle with Hezbollah -- Nicholas Blanford, Christian Science Monitor
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