​​​​​​​Israeli alert on Lebanese borders ... suspicion of infiltration operation

The Israeli authorities asked the residents of the settlements to stay in the homes and turn off the lights. The Israeli army also closed all border crossings with Lebanon, and sources said that "the Israeli army found a hole in the fence at al-Manara settlement, and an army unit conducted a wide combing operation in the area."

In turn, the Israeli army said in a statement regarding the incident on the border with Lebanon that the security incident in the north in particular began with firing at an army position near the border, and no one was injured. After that, the army fired light bombs at al-Manara area on the Lebanese border and closed the roads. It also instructed residents in several areas near the border to stay at home."

The Israeli forces turned off the lights in a number of military sites of the army at the border with Lebanon, especially in Mount Meron in front of Maroun al-Ras.

The Israeli army fired more than 20 incendiary phosphorous shells around the road between the towns of Mays al-Jabal, Hula and the vicinity of Aitaroun town and the Kafr Shouba hills.

Channel 13 military correspondent Nir Dafouri reported: "The security event in the north is taking place while the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on vacation in a hotel near the site of the event," before Netanyahu arrives at a military base in the north to monitor the situation on the borders of Lebanon.

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