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Drones of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq targeted the Israeli military's Golani observation base in the "occupied Palestinian territories", the pro-Iranian militant group said on Monday.

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a pro-Iranian faction, claimed responsibility for a drone attack on Israel’s Golani observation base in the “occupied Palestinian territories” on Monday. The announcement followed a similar attack on Sunday, where drones targeted a location in the Israeli-occupied Jordan Valley.

Israeli media reported an attempt to intercept multiple drones launched from Iraq toward the occupied southern Golan this morning. On Sunday, the Iraqi resistance reported that its Al-Arfad drones hit an Israeli target in the Jordan Valley, located in eastern occupied Palestine.

The pro-Iranian Islamic Resistance in Iraq militant group claimed responsibility for launching a drone attack in the Israeli-occupied Jordan Valley. Following Hamas' attack on Israel on Oct. 7, Iraqi Shi'ite factions committed to attacks in solidarity with Palestinians.

The Israeli army said late Sunday that it intercepted two cruise missiles and a drone launched from Iraq towards the occupied Golan Heights. “Cruise missiles were intercepted this evening (Sunday) before they crossed into the Golan Heights,” Israel's Army Radio said on X.

The Iraq-based Resistance group targeted an Israeli target in Jordan Valley using al-Arfad drones. "The Islamic Resistance confirms that the operation to destroy the enemy's strongholds continues at an increasing speed," it said in a statement.