Israeli Enemy Continues Daily Violations of Lebanese Sovereignty
'Israel' continued its attacks on Lebanese sovereignty and its violation of the ceasefire declaration, including UN Resolution 1701.
In this context, Al-Manar correspondent reported that 'a citizen was injured when an Israeli drone targeted a Rapid vehicle in the town of Qalawayh, south Lebanon.'
Separately, the Al-Manar correspondent reported that 'a Zionist infantry force consisting of twenty soldiers crossed the Blue Line after midnight (Wednesday night) east of Mays al-Jabal in the Krom al-Marah area, then headed to the Krom al-Sharaki area accompanied by a bulldozer.
The occupation forces dug a trench and raised earthen barriers inside Lebanese territory in Krom al-Sharaki area in the town of Mays al-Jabal. In response, the Lebanese Army deployed reinforcements to the area.
On the same day, Israeli helicopters launched attacks, dropping bombs on a bulldozer in the Sultani region. Moreover, four Israeli boats crossed the buoy line and abducted a fisherman off the coast of Ras al-Naqoura.
These ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire declaration and Lebanese sovereignty raise question marks about the possibility of protecting Lebanon through political and diplomatic means against Israeli aggression.
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