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Lebanese Youths Enter Israel's 'Blue Line' Villages Unhindered

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Lebanese Youths Enter 'Yellow Line' Villages in Southern Lebanon

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

A group of Lebanese youths entered the village of Qantara, situated in southern Lebanon's 'Yellow Line' area, filmed videos, and then returned to Lebanese army-controlled territory. Lebanese security forces reportedly arrested the individuals. Similar entries into other villages in the 'Yellow Line' zone have been reported.

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  • Lebanese youths entered Qantara village within southern Lebanon's 'Yellow Line' zone.
  • The youths filmed videos in the village before returning to Lebanese army territory.
  • Lebanese security forces reportedly arrested the individuals involved.
  • Similar incursions into other 'Yellow Line' villages have also been reported.

A group of Lebanese youths entered the village of Qantara, located within the 'Yellow Line' area in southern Lebanon. The individuals filmed videos within the village before returning to territory controlled by the Lebanese army. Reports indicate that Lebanese security forces subsequently arrested the youths. Similar incursions into other villages within the 'Yellow Line' zone have also been reported.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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