Hezbollah Sends Israel Message Saying It’s Not Interested in Escalation of Violence
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Hezbollah terrorists seen towing a US Abrams MI tank to battle. The militant group sent a message to Israel saying it is not interested in escalating violence past Wednesday's attack near the Lebanon border. Photo: screenshot Longwarjournal.com.
BBC – Israel says it has received a message from Lebanese militant group Hezbollah saying it does not want a further escalation after border clashes on Wednesday that killed three people.
Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon said the message was passed by the UN mission, but Israeli troops remained “prepared.”
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