The UN accused the Israeli army of invading force in one of its bases in Lebanon with two tanks. The battleships, according to a UNIFIL press release, They destroyed the main gate and they entered the base, where they stayed for 45 minutes.
Furthermore, the soldiers of the peace mission reported several shots fired 100 meters to the north, which emitted smoke which penetrated into the installations and which affected fifteen soldiers. Among the problems they presented were skin irritations and intestinal reactions.
It is for this reason that the UN mission reminded the Israeli army: “for the fourth time in two days”, that among its obligations is that of “guaranteeing the protection and security of United Nations personnel and assets,” and also to respect Security Council Resolution 1701 of 2006 and the Blue Line, the demarcation between Lebanon and Israel which was established by Lebanon. The UN in 2000.
The attack took place the same day Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused him UNIFIL soldiers will be “human shields” for Hezbollah.
Hezbollah, against infiltrated Israeli soldiers
Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah said its fighters clashed with Israeli soldiers trying to infiltrate a village in southern Lebanon. and caused “deaths and injuries” among them. In a statement, the pro-Iranian formation assured that its fighters “detonated an explosive charge on a group of enemy Israeli soldiers and clashed with them as they attempted to infiltrate the area of Tel Al Meddawar, in the town of Ramiyeh.
“Its members fell dead and wounded and the clashes continue “They continue with medium weapons and machine guns,” he added, while Israel has not yet reacted to these assertions by Hezbollah, which has claimed several attacks with “bars” of projectiles and “guided missiles” against positions of Israeli soldiers at different points on the other side of the common border.
Several Red Cross members injured in Israeli attacks
In contrast, the Lebanese Red Cross reported that several of its members were slightly hurt when Israeli planes bombed for the second time a house in southern Lebanon, where they had arrived to help possible victims of the first attack.
More than a hundred paramedics were killed by Israeli bombings during a year of conflict, the vast majority in the final weeks of the campaign in which more than 2,200 people died and which displaced more than 1.2 million people.
In this line, The Lebanese National News Agency (ANN) reports at least four deaths in an Israeli bombing of a centuries-old mosque in the town of Kafr Tibnit, also in the south of the country, which was completely destroyed.
Israel has continued its bombing campaign against different parts of Lebanon, mainly concentrated in the south, east and the southern suburbs of Beirut, known as Dahye, since where hundreds of thousands of people were displaced since these attacks began at the end of September.
