The claims were met with scepticism in Lebanon. “The Israeli narrative seems outlandish and could well have been devised to save face,” Amal Saad, a Hezbollah expert and professor at the Lebanese University, said.
Israeli paramedics and soldiers evacuate a supposedly mock wounded comrade at a helipad in Ramban hospital in the Mediterranean city of Haifa, Israel. All photos by AFP
The Hezbollah attack on an Israeli military vehicle on Sunday caused confusion as Israel claimed that the reported injuries sustained by their forces were staged.
The Israeli army denied Hezbollah claims that its soldiers were dead and wounded after the group fired two or three anti-tank missiles.
The supposedly wounded soldiers were released without receiving any medical care, local reports said.
The claims were met with scepticism in Lebanon. “The Israeli narrative seems outlandish and could well have been devised to save face,” Amal Saad, a Hezbollah expert and professor at the Lebanese University, said.
Israeli paramedics and soldiers evacuate a supposedly mock wounded comrade at a helipad in Ramban hospital in the Mediterranean city of Haifa, Israel. All photos by AFP
The Hezbollah attack on an Israeli military vehicle on Sunday caused confusion as Israel claimed that the reported injuries sustained by their forces were staged.
The Israeli army denied Hezbollah claims that its soldiers were dead and wounded after the group fired two or three anti-tank missiles.
The supposedly wounded soldiers were released without receiving any medical care, local reports said.
The claims were met with scepticism in Lebanon. “The Israeli narrative seems outlandish and could well have been devised to save face,” Amal Saad, a Hezbollah expert and professor at the Lebanese University, said.
Did Israel stage its Hezbollah border attack casualties?
Israel claims injuries reported by Hezbollah from Sunday's attack were staged
