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Beirut, June 10 (Petra) — Fourteen people were killed Wednesday in
Israeli airstrikes targeting the towns of Deir Qanoun an-Naher in the
Tyre district and Tayr Debba in southern Lebanon, according to a
Lebanese security source.
The source told the Jordan News Agency’s correspondent in Beirut that
Israeli artillery shelling also struck the towns of Houmine al-Faouqa
and Ghassaniya, while several houses were demolished in the town of
Ghandouriya in the Bint Jbeil district.
The source said an Israeli patrol “abducted a member and an employee
of the Kfarchouba municipality while they were operating a water
station on the outskirts of the town,” adding that they were taken to
an unknown location.
//Petra// AJ
