Israeli shelling hits Lebanese homes

News reports from South Lebanon said two buildings housing five Lebanese families were damaged by Israeli shelling. No injuries were reported. This attack comes as Israeli occupation forces hit with artillery a populated district in Kfar Rumman town on Monday.

Israeli artillery has been shelling Lebanese areas since midnight Sunday. The shelling covers al-Kiour woods and valleys, Nabatieh, Sujoud and al-Rayhan woods, al-Tasseh spring course, al-Rafee mountain in al-Tuffah district, Habboush woods, Arab Salem and al-Zahrani river course. The Israeli forces also attacked the outskirts of Shakra and Majdal Salem towns with mortar fire.

Israeli warplanes launched provocative mock raids against Nabatieh and al-Tuffah district, while Israeli spy planes flew over the same areas.

Two Israeli gunboats attacked fishing boats off al-Mansouri, al-Rashidi and the shores of the southern part of Tyre. The boats, which were manned by several fishermen, were damaged.

Meantime, the Lebanese national resistance announced that one of its resistance group ambushed Israeli and Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia forces in al-Debsheh hill in the occupied sector of south Lebanon. In a statement, the resistance said it scored direct hits.

On Sunday night, the Lebanese resistance men attacked the Israeli forces in Sujoud position, and direct hits were scored.