Hezbollah launchers destroyed after drones fell in south Lebanon

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Three Lebanese paramedics were killed and two others wounded in an Israeli attack while they were putting out fires in Faroun, according to Lebanon's health ministry report on Saturday. They claimed "Israeli forces targeted a team from the Lebanese Civil Defense as they responded to fires sparked by recent Israeli airstrikes," specifying that the strike hit a fire truck.

It condemned the attack as a "blatant strike" on an official Lebanese state apparatus, marking the second such attack on an emergency team in less than 12 hours.

But their report doesn't tell the real story.

IDF fighter jets destroyed rocket launchers of Hezbollah, Lebanon's Iran-sponsored terrorist organization. The launchers were used to fire rockets toward the area of Safed, the IDF stated.

The rockets were launched from the Einta area in southern Lebanon, according to the IDF. In retaliation, the military targeted Hezbollah positions in Odaisseh, Naqoura, and Tayr Harfa, all situated in southern Lebanon. 

This report came after two Hezbollah suicide drones, which were intended to be launched toward Israel, fell in the village of Ain Ebel in southern Lebanon on Saturday, Ynet reported, citing Lebanese military sources.

So when the IAF destroyed the launchers, there were fires and when the terrorists came to put them out, they were put out--it's called war and Israel didn't start it.

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