Israeli planes hit Lebanon

"The message is to the government of Lebanon which is responsible for preventing terror attacks from its territory,"

Israel's northern commander Major-General Udi Adam told Reuters.

"The State of Israel holds the Lebanese government responsible for these attacks, in that it has done nothing to dismantle the terror organizations operating from within Lebanon, in violation of U.N. decisions 425 and 1559," the army said in a statement.

The attack targeted a base belonging to the pro-Syrian Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC) in Na'meh south of Beirut and slightly wounded two of its fighters, the group's spokesman Anwar Raja told Reuters.

He denied the group's involvement in the rocket attack against northern Israel.