Israel opens fire to intimidate farmers in southern Lebanon

Lebanese media reported, this evening, Saturday, that the Israeli army opened fire to intimidate farmers in southern Lebanon.

And the “National News Agency” reported, this evening, Saturday, that the Israeli army fired in the air, to intimidate farmers, near the barbed wire border in the Marjayoun Plain, opposite the Israeli Metula settlement.
In a related context, the Hebrew media reported today, Sunday, that the Israeli army is preparing for any infiltration attempts by the Lebanese “Hezbollah” fighters in the northern region of the country.

And the Hebrew website Walla reported this evening, Sunday, that the Galilee Military Division of the Israeli army is preparing for infiltration attempts by Hezbollah fighters into army bases and sites in the northern region, or any of the cities of that Israeli region.

The Hebrew website confirmed that 27 people had tried to infiltrate or storm the country’s northern border from southern Lebanon, since last January, including infiltration attempts that occurred last week, under the pretext of searching for job opportunities inside Israel.

The Hebrew website confirmed that the Israeli budget allocated to protect the borders with Lebanon is weak and does not suffice the ambition of infiltrators from southern Lebanon into the Israeli interior, or for any of the Hezbollah forces to storm the northern areas.