Lebanese resistance forces attack four Israeli positions
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/12/1999

Israel continued its attacks against villages and towns adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.

Meanwhile, the Lebanese resistance retaliated with four attacks that targeted Israeli positions and inflicted direct and precise hits.

On Thursday the Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Majdal Soloum, al-Sawannah. Khurbet Suloum, Wadi al-Qeseyeh, Zibqin, al-Mansouri, Tareq Habboush, Arab Salim and al-Zahrani river course.

Security sources in south Lebanon said the bombardment coincided with gunfire from Israeli gunboats off the Raas al-Ein and al-Mansouri coasts in Tyre.

On Wednesday night the Israeli warplanes raided the outskirts of Kafer Houneh and dropped two air-to-surface missiles.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation forces expelled from the occupied part of south Lebanon through Zamraya crossing on Thursday morning Lebanese citizen Iqbal Assad Khamis and her children Safi (8), Ashraf (5) and Refaat (just one month old).

Just 20 days ago the Israeli occupation forces expelled, the father of the family, Hani Youssef Abu Dehn.

Meanwhile, the Lebanese resistance on Thursday morning attacked Israeli military and human moves in the surroundings and inside the Balat position, using rockets.

In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said that another Lebanese resistance group attacked the Israelis and their agents in Rashaf, using machine guns and rockets and destroyed its front fortifications, and its occupants were either killed or wounded.

Another Lebanese resistance group attacked Israeli military reinforcements inside the Israeli al-Tibeh project in the central sector of south Lebanon.

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