One dead as Hezbollah shells Israel

Hezbollah guerrillas fired shells over northern Israel, killing one person and injuring four, officials said today.

Sun, 10 Aug, 2003 - 13:58

Hezbollah guerrillas fired shells over northern Israel, killing one person and injuring four, officials said today.

Three 57 mm anti-tank shells were fired at the town of Shlomi, near the Israeli-Lebanese border, a senior Israeli security official said.

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