The two Grad rockets that landed in a Hizbullah-controlled neighborhood of Beirut on Sunday are a message to the Iran-backed terrorist group that it is vulnerable and there is more to come if it continues to fight alongside Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad’s troops according to the head of the Syrian Free Army, the leading rebel fighting force. While not accepting responsibility for the rockets, Amar Al-Wawi said on satellite television that Hizbullah’s involvement in the Syrian unrest has consequences and called on the Lebanese government to curb Hizbullah’s actions. Four people were injured in Sunday’s rocket attack. Just prior to the incident, Hizbullah chief Sheikh Na’srallah had made a fiery speech, promising “victory” in Syria.