3 Martyrs in an Israeli Enemy Raid on The Town of al-Qamatiya in Lebanon

Arab Newsfeature

Three people were martyred and others were injured in an Israeli enemy raid on the town of al- Qamatiya in the Aley district of Mount Lebanon governorate.

The Lebanese National News Agency quoted the Health Emergency Operations Center of the Ministry of Public Health as saying in a statement: “the Israeli enemy launched a raid on the town of al-Qamatiya at night, killing three people and wounding five others.

In the morning, enemy warplanes launched two raids targeting the towns of Barashit and Safed Al-Batteikh. Enemy Aviation also raided at ten in the morning on Chakra and kfardonin. This coincided with hostile artillery shelling of the city of Bint Jbeil and the town of Kunin.

The Lebanese National Media Agency announced earlier today that the barbaric Israeli aggression on the Baalbek district and its villages yesterday caused the death of 11 citizens and injured 14 others.

Amal Farhat

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