Israeli Occupation Soldiers Alarmed at Lebanese Border
TEHRAN(Basirat): Israeli occupation forces (IOF) are alarmed at the border with Lebanon due to the fog which has spread across the area, few days after the occupation military announced the start of the so-called “Northern Shield” Operation which is aimed at ‘cutting off’ alleged attack tunnels dug by Hezbollah.
Israeli occupation forces (IOF) are alarmed at the border with Lebanon due to the fog which has spread across the area, few days after the occupation military announced the start of the so-called "Northern Shield” Operation which is aimed at ‘cutting off’ alleged attack tunnels dug by Hezbollah.
Al-Manar reporter in Lebanon’s south, Ali Shoeib, reported that IOF fired their
machine guns into the air as they were frightened when a Lebanese Army vehicle
carried out a routine patrol east of Mais Al-Jabal town, near the border with
the occupied territories.
"Israeli enemy soldiers fired their machine guns into the air in fear as they
were surprised by a Lebanese Army routine patrol,” Shoeib tweeted on Saturday.
Shoeib then used the hashtag: "weaker than a spider web,” referring to Hezbollah
Secretary General Sayyed Hasan Nasrallah’s well-known quote about the Zionist
entity.
Source:AlManar
