An preliminary Israeli investigation on Thursday evening found that the rocket launched from Lebanon was in fact an anti-tank missile, explaining why sirens and the Iron Dome system were not activated, according to Israel's Channel 12.
It was originally believed that Katyusha rockets or mortar shells were fired toward Israeli territory earlier on Thursday.
The Israeli army announced that it responded by firing artillery shells at the location where the rockets were launched.
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Israel identifies anti-missile fired from Lebanon