According to the report, a Hezbollah officer was noticed in the attack on Tuesday morning. Israel with Hamas has accused the officer of planning a terrorist attack against ordinary citizens.
This is the second attack on Israel on the outskirts of Beirut in the last five days.
UN spokesman Stepan Duje, called for journalists at the UN headquarters in New York, called for all parties to increase maximum restraint and conflict.
He apologized to Israel and Lebanon’s military forces to stay away from any activities as threatening the lives of ordinary citizens. ‘Blue Line‘The attempt to establish stability in the region was shocked.
The Protection Council’s proposal to fully implement the UN spokes over the importance of 1701, which was passed in August 2006, with the intention of ending the 34 -day war between Israel and Hezbollah.
This proposal ends the violent conflict, reminds of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon and preparing the demilitrized zone.
According to Stefan Duzrik, it is important to take the Concrete action by all parties to fully implement the Protection Council’s proposal. At the same time, they need to fill their resolutions towards the contract to stop their conflict.
He said that special coordinator of the Lebanon and the UN mission (UNIFIL) is in continuous contact with all stakeholders in this issue, so that the pressure can be reduced.
Firing on peacekeepers
A UN spokesman said the Israeli army opened fire in the Blue Line area with the intention of warning UN peacekeepers last weekend.
Stepan duo said that the event is obviously a violation of the proposal.
At the same time, the UN peacekeeper in another incident said that a gentleman of the Israeli military was targeted with their laser.
The UN spokesperson emphasized that peace teachers working on the UN mission were filling the obligations of their orders. In this, any compromise with interference and protection is unacceptable.
In the present situation, the UN is posted on their bases in southern Lebanon and collecting information under the supervision of the ground situation.