IDF Allows Lebanese, Syrian Workers Into Northern Security Zone to Harvest Olives
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IDF allows Lebanese, Syrian workers into northern security zone to harvest olives
According to Army Radio, although most of the villages where the harvest is taking place are Christian, at least one, Kfarchouba, is a Sunni village where Hezbollah terror activity has been recorded.
On Sunday, Israeli army radio reported that the army had allowed olive picking to take place within the security zone in southern Lebanon, from the town of Shab'a east to Alma al-Sha'b west. According to the radio, olive picking was being carried out under the supervision of Israeli forces, with the participation of Lebanese and Syrian workers.
The harvest is taking place in coordination and with the support of the forces in the areas inside the Yellow Line, from Kafr Shuba to Alma a-Shaab. IDF: The entry of participants is subject to inspections and permits, while maintaining the security of the forces and residents of the north. The post IDF allows harvest in the security strip in Lebanon – also for Syrian workers first appeared on JDN.
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