IOF Seize 7 Cows That Crossed from Lebanon to Occupied Palestine

By Staff, Agencies

A small “Israeli” force combed a border area with Lebanon early Sunday, seizing seven cows that had strayed into the “Israeli”-occupied Palestinian territories, a Lebanese security source said.

The source said 15 “Israeli” Occupation Forces [IOF] soldiers searched an area facing parks and restaurants on the Wazani river in south Lebanon. The soldiers did not cross into Lebanon but as they pulled back they seized seven cows who appeared to have strayed across the border while grazing in the area.

The fate of the cows was not immediately clear.

The IOF routinely monitor the movement of livestock and shepherds along the border with Lebanon, occasionally snatching shepherds for questioning. The “Israeli” occupation entity claims shepherds spy on troop movements at the border and report back to Hezbollah. But the entity never submitted evidence to support that claim and all kidnapped shepherds were returned to Lebanon within a few days.