Sectarian tension in Lebanon over Syria rocket fire

The villagers claimed that rockets were fired from Arsal on Laboueh in the morning, wounding one person.
But a security source said the rockets had been fired from Syrian territory.
Arsal's residents support the revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, whose army is backed by fighters from the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah.
Once dominated by Syria militarily and politically, multi-sectarian Lebanon is deeply divided over the Syrian war, with Sunnis backing the Sunni-led revolt and Shiites largely supporting the Assad regime.
The divisions have widened since Hezbollah acknowledged last May that it was sending fighters into Syria to support Assad's troops.
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