Reports: Rocket fired from Lebanon into Israel An Israeli soldier looks through his binoculars as he monitors the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Kila from the Israeli town of Metula, as seen from the Lebanese side of the border, on May 11, 2012. / Getty Images Updated 7:52 p.m. BEIRUTLebanon's state-run National News Agency says a rocket has been fired from southern Lebanon towards Israel. The news agency said the rocket was fired late Sunday night from a location near the southern town of Marjayoun, about six miles north of the Israeli border. It was not immediately clear who fired the rocket or whether it caused any damage or casualties. The Israeli military did not confirm that a rocket was fired, but said residents in northern Israel reported hearing an explosion. The military said it was searching the area and trying to determine the circumstances behind the explosion. Syrian conflict spilling into Lebanon In addition to the Shiite Muslim Hezbollah group, militant Palestinian groups are known to operate in south Lebanon. Tensions are high in Lebanon where the civil war from Syria has spilled over with street clashes and other violence.