The Israeli airstrike that targeted a car in the town of Baaouerta resulted in the martyrdom of Hussein Izzat Atwe from Hasbaya-Marjeyoun — Habbariyeh.
He was a member of the Islamic Group and a professor at the Lebanese University.
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