Israel: Army says it has killed ‘four terrorists’ who infiltrated from Lebanon

Tensions on the Israeli-Lebanese border continue to rise. The Israeli army said it killed “four terrorists” who infiltrated Israel from Lebanon before “opening fire” on its soldiers on the night between Saturday and Sunday, the Israeli army said in a statement.

While on patrol “in the Har Dov sector,” Israeli soldiers spotted a terrorist cell that had infiltrated Israeli territory from Lebanon, which opened fire “on them.” In response, Israeli soldiers killed “four terrorists,” according to the army statement. Har Dov is the Israeli name for Shebaa Farms, a disputed border area.

More than 200 people died on the Israeli-Lebanese border

Since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, which began on October 7 after the Palestinian Islamist movement attacked Israeli soil, there have been daily exchanges of fire along the border between the Israeli army and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah. Hamas.

More than three months of border violence in Lebanon have killed 190 people, including at least 141 Hezbollah fighters, according to AFP. The Israeli army counted the deaths of at least 13 Israelis, including nine soldiers.