Details of New Israeli Movements in the Outskirts of Lebanon's Shbaa Town

Shbaa town mukhtar, Muhammad Qasim Naba'a, revealed Israeli movements and works in the outskirts of the town, located at the foot of Mount Hermon, noting that "for about 15 days, the Israeli army, in two phases, carved a road from southeast Shbaa, specifically from the gate of the Shebaa Farms area, known as Barakat al-Naqar, between Jabal Sdana and Jabal Wadi Hawratha, towards Wadi Shbaa."

Naba'a, in an interview with "Al-Tra Sawt," pointed out that the newly created road inside Lebanese territory extends for approximately two kilometers and connects to the Shbaa-Bustan road, which residents use to access their lands.

Naba'a narrates that "the Israeli army carries out the works every Saturday, using six bulldozers accompanied by two tanks for protection, withdrawing in the evening to fixed Israeli points on the Sdana heights."