Hezbollah attacks Israeli sites, border town mourns civilian martyrs
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Citizens in the border town of Kfar Kila buried two civilians martyred on Saturday, despite continuous Israeli strikes on the town.
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A Hezbollah Resistance fighter fires an anti-tank guided missile at an Israeli armored vehicle near the Lebanese-Palestinian border, on July 15, 2024 (Islamic Resistance in Lebanon/Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah conducted a number of operations against Israeli occupation forces on Monday.
Initially, Hezbollah fighters fired unspecified "rocket weapons" at a grouping of Israeli soldiers near the Birannit Barracks, dealing direct hits to the intended targets.
At 10:50 am, Resistance fighters launched anti-tank guided missiles at the Israeli al-Raheb military sites, destroying spyware placed on the site.
Later on Monday afternoon, Hezbollah fighters fired artillery shells at the al-Summaqah military site in the occupied Lebanese Kfar Chouba Hills.
On the other hand, Israeli fighter jets, artillery, and drones launched aggressions on the towns of Meis al-Jabal, Marwahin, Kfar Kila, Kfar Hamam, Kfar Hamam, and Bint Jbeil.
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Kfar Kila mourns civilian martyrs
In the border town of Kfar Kila, opposite the Metulla Israeli settlement, dozens of locals participated in the funeral of two civilian martyrs, Mousa Sleiman and Najib Halawi.
من تشييع شهيدي الغدر الصهيوني في كفركلا وتحت اعين الصهاينة
— Hussein Serhan (@HusseinSerhan14) July 15, 2024
الشهيد نجيب حسين حلاوي
الشهيد موسى محمود العبد سليمان
من جديد يختلط دم الاخوة بفعل الشهادة
💛💚💛💚💛💚#كفركلا pic.twitter.com/pdLuRIq4w9
Both men were killed in an Israeli drone strike that targeted them on the Khardali Road, which links border villages to the city of al-Nabatiyeh. In a show of defiance, and despite the fact that Kfar Kila has been subject to near-daily artillery shelling or strikes, citizens buried the two martyrs in the village's cemetery on Monday.
The two martyrs were filling up containers from a water spring, to later deliver them to the village. At this point, an Israeli drone directly fired a missile at them, which led to their martyrdom.
It is also worth noting that Najib Halawi was the father of Hezbollah martyr Mohammad Najib Halawi, the first fallen fighter from Kfar Kila in the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood.
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