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Israeli Youth Groups Cross Into Lebanon Demanding New Settlement Amid Hezbollah Tensions

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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago

What happened

On June 7, Israeli youth from Ori Tzafon crossed into Lebanon demanding a new settlement amid Hezbollah ceasefire violations, prompting Israeli security to block nearby village access. The activists toured key water springs in the disputed area, continuing a year-long pattern of border incursions. A similar group is active on the Syrian border.

01Israeli youth from Ori Tzafon crossed into Lebanon demanding a settlement amid Hezbollah ceasefire breaches.
02About 11 families and dozens of teenagers entered Lebanon near the village of Aajjar on June 7.
03Israeli army and police blocked access to Aajjar to contain the activists.
04Activists toured the Wazzani springs, a vital water source feeding the Hasbani River.
05Similar youth activism is occurring on the Syrian border by the group 'Pioneers of Bashan.'
06This border-crossing phenomenon has persisted for about a year following Hezbollah's increased northern presence.

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