At least two shepherds, who were brothers, were killed Sunday night after an Israeli airstrike hit their car in the southern Lebanese town of Houla, where the Israeli army is exchanging attacks with the Lebanese Shiite Hezbollah movement in the wake of the Gaza Strip conflict. A resident of the town told the Lebanese newspaper L’Orient Le Jour, whose sources confirmed that the two victims “refused to leave the village and continued to work in producing milk and yogurt and distributing them to residents of neighboring villages.” Civilians. Another resident expressed concern that his “elderly father” and other siblings were left without anyone to take care of their needs, and part of the house was partially destroyed. The two brothers were identified as Ali Qasim (31 years old) and Muhammad Qasim (41 years old). To date, Hezbollah has not claimed to be the group’s “martyrs.” On the other hand, the Israeli army confirmed via social media a series of attacks targeting “military buildings” belonging to Hezbollah in the towns of Naqoura, Maroun al-Ras and al-Hayam in southern Lebanon. Israel and Hezbollah – which is backed by Iran and has significant political weight in Lebanon – have been engaged in a series of clashes since October 8, a day after attacks carried out by Hamas, which left nearly 1,200 dead and about 240 kidnapped, according to what it reported. Reuters”. Israeli authorities.
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