Conflict erupts again on Israel and Lebanon border after anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon

Conflict broke out again on Tuesday on the border of Lebanon and Israel. As the fighting in Gaza began, sporadic clashes began between Israeli and Lebanese armed groups. Jeev Medical Center in Saffi said that an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon on Tuesday morning fell in Metula in northern Israel, injuring three people. No Lebanese organization immediately claimed responsibility for the missile attack. Although it was not clear whether the people injured in this missile attack were civilians or soldiers, but Israel has ordered people living in the areas bordering Lebanon to evacuate the area.

Lebanon’s official news agency ‘National News Agency’ has reported that Israel fired several shells and released ‘white phosphorus’ in border areas in southern Lebanon.Israel’s military said its tanks retaliated after antitank missiles were fired from across the border. According to the Israeli army, two more antitank missiles were fired from Lebanon at Yephtah Kibbutz in northern Israel but there were no casualties.

He said Hezbollah positions were shelled in retaliation. Earlier on Tuesday, the Israeli army had said that it had killed four terrorists who tried to plant explosives in the wall between Israel and Lebanon. The Lebanese branch of the Red Cross said in a statement that it was heading to the border town of Alma al-Shaab to collect the bodies of those killed in the Israeli attack. A spokesman declined to provide further details.

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