Israeli enemy drone drops bomb on Mays al-Jabal, injures paramedic
NNA - Marjeyoun - National News Agency correspondent reported that an Israeli enemy drone dropped a bomb at a prefab room near the Mays al-Jabal pond, injuring Osama Farhat, a paramedic from the Islamic Message Scouts.
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