Two killed near Israeli-occupied area in south Lebanon
Summary
Two men died in southern Lebanon’s Bint Jbeil district during the annual olive harvest due to leftover ammunition and Israeli shelling. The Lebanese army blamed Israeli tank fire and warned residents to avoid unsafe areas near the border.Key Facts
- One man was killed by an unexploded munition from earlier fighting in the village of Froun.
- Another man died from Israeli shelling while inspecting his land in Yater.
- The Lebanese army called the attacks a clear violation of existing agreements with Israel.
- Residents were advised to avoid certain areas near the border for safety.
- The olive harvest was paused until the Lebanese army completes clearing dangerous objects.
- An agreement between Lebanon and Israel in June reduced violence but did not end it.
- Lebanon became involved in conflict in March after Hezbollah attacked Israel in support of Iran during a US-Israel conflict.
- The conflict has displaced nearly 350,000 people within Lebanon, worsening the humanitarian situation.
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