Israel and Hezbollah battle over a strategic hill in Lebanon | AP News
- BEIRUT (AP) — Since a ceasefire went into effect between Israel and Hezbollah more than two months ago, fighting has stopped in much of Lebanon, but not on a strategic hill overlooking parts of a main southern city.
- In recent weeks, Ali Taher hill has been the scene of daily shelling and airstrikes by Israel’s military.
- Hezbollah, a militant group backed by Iran, has repeatedly attacked Israeli forces in the area with drones.
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- BEIRUT (AP) — Since a ceasefire went into effect between Israel and Hezbollah more than two months ago, fighting has stopped in much of Lebanon, but not on a strategic hill overlooking parts of a main southern city.
- In recent weeks, Ali Taher hill has been the scene of daily shelling and airstrikes by Israel’s military.
- Hezbollah, a militant group backed by Iran, has repeatedly attacked Israeli forces in the area with drones.
Sources: AP