Red Cross hands four more civilians detained by Israel in security zone back to Lebanon
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- The Red Cross transferred four civilians detained by Israel in a security zone back to Lebanon.
- Two were Syrian nationals, according to AFP, while Israel had described all four as Lebanese civilians.
- Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office said the group was interrogated and found to have no terror links.
The Red Cross transferred four civilians detained by Israel in a security zone back to Lebanon, in the latest handover reported by the Times of Israel.
AFP reported that two of the four were Syrian nationals. Jerusalem had referred to all four as Lebanese civilians.
The Prime Minister’s Office said the detainees were interrogated and found to have no links to terrorism.
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