Israeli artillery shelling targets neighborhood near Aita al-Shaab, grenade thrown between Yarine and Dhayra
The Randa neighborhood, located east of the town of Aita al-Shaab in South Lebanon, was targeted by multiple Israeli artillery shells.
Additionally, a grenade was thrown in the area between the towns of Yarine and Dhayra in the Tyre district.
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