Israel demolishes Lebanese house, continues attacking civilians

Israeli occupation troops and its allied South Lebanon Army militia demolished a house on Sunday night in Arnoun town in the occupied part of south Lebanon under the pretext that it stored foodstuffs, weapons and explosives.

On Monday, Israeli radio said that a joint force from the Israeli Army and the SLA destroyed the house under the pretext of hiding banned fighting supplies in this house.

Meanwhile, Lebanese resistance forces on Monday attacked an Israeli patrol on the road to the Beaufort position. In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said that several Israeli soldiers were killed or wounded. It added that another resistance group also attacked Beaufort position, noting that direct hits were scored.

Earlier in the day, a Lebanese resistance force attacked with missiles and machine gun fires a joint force of the Israeli occupation troops and the SLA militia near the Sujoud position in the occupied part of south Lebanon. After 15 minutes of clashes the resistance fighters scored direct hits, the resistance added.

Another resistance group attacked with mortars Sujoud position, resulting in the destruction of its fortifications.

Further reports said that the Israeli occupation forces continued their aggressive practices in south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said the occupation troops demolished six deserted houses.

On Sunday night, Lebanese resistance forces carried out a series of operations against the Israeli occupation forces in the occupied part of south Lebanon. In a statement released on Monday, the Lebanese resistance said its fighters attacked two Israeli patrols in the surroundings of the al-Qaba' and Sujoud positions, scoring direct hits.

Lebanese resistance forces also attacked the Beer Klab position and direct hits were scored.