Two Syrian farmers were bombed by an Israeli drone on Monday on a south Lebanese border town, only a day after Israel had urged people to leave the area. The two were not hurt in the attack on Wazzani, next to the border with Israel. Israel had dropped leaflets on the area, ordering people to head to the north of Khiam before 4pm. “To all residents and refugees living in the area of the camps, Hezbollah is firing from your region. Do not return to this area until the end of the war. Anyone present in this area after this time will be considered a terrorist,” the flyer said.

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