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Continued Israeli bombardment and new resistance operation

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The Israeli occupation forces on Thursday continued their bombardment of areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon, and the Lebanese resistance, in retaliation attacked a position of the Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia, scoring direct hits.

The occupation forces on Thursday bombarded Wadi al-Hajir and the outskirts of Farroun and al-Ghanoureyah town.

News reports from south Lebanon said the occupation bombardment coincided with mopping-up operations in the valleys and woods neighboring the towns of Zibqin, Yater, Majdal Zoune, Beyout al-Seyyad farm and al-Nafha Wadi.

On Thursday at dawn the Israeli forces bombarded the al-Zahrani river course, the surroundings of Serbin town, Jibal al-Botoum, and Zibqin under an intensive flights by Israeli warplanes.

Meantime, Israeli gunboats opened fire against the southern coast, especially off al-Mansouri town, and prevented the fishermen from fishing in the sea.

In retaliation, the Lebanese resistance on Thursday night attacked the occupation and SLA militia position in Tallet Sujoud inside the occupied part of south Lebanon. The resistance also attacked the SLA militia in al-Salaa, inside the occupied part of south Lebanon.

On Thursday, the Israeli occupation forces opened Zamraya crossing, following an eight-day closure.

The Lebanese resistance have recently attacked occupation forces that were manning the crossing and killed three SLA members.

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