Israel shells Lebanese town with banned phosphorous munitions: Media report
Israeli warplanes stage fresh airstrikes on southern suburb of Beirut, according to Lebanese media
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ANKARA
The Israeli army shelled the southern Lebanese town of Kafr Shuba with internationally banned phosphorus munitions, Lebanon’s state news agency reported on Sunday.
No information was provided about damage or injuries.
The state-run National News Agency also said that Israeli forces shelled the nearby town of Al-Qantara.
💢 The Israeli army continues its deadly attacks on Lebanon, where more than 1,500 people have been killed and more than 1.34 million others displaced
➡️ Israeli army targets Kafr Shuba, southern Lebanon, with internationally banned phosphorus munitions https://t.co/QQEJVJbxRa pic.twitter.com/Tz1l2XRdzz
Israeli warplanes also staged fresh airstrikes in the southern suburb of Beirut, including Haret Hreik, a Hezbollah stronghold.
Separately, Hezbollah said that its fighters targeted with rockets Israeli troop deployments in the Misgav Am settlement in northern Israel and the Ma'ale Golani barracks in Syria’s occupied Golan Heights.
Israel has mounted a huge air campaign in Lebanon since late last month against what it claims are Hezbollah targets, killing over 1,500 people and displacing more than 1.34 million others. Cross-border warfare between the two sides continued since the Gaza war last October.
*Writing by Ikram Kouachi
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