ISRAEL UNDER SIEGE : Four Killed in Clash Near Lebanon Border
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MARJAYOUN, Lebanon — Palestinian guerrillas trying to infiltrate northern Israel killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded nine others Monday, security sources said, adding that two of the guerrillas died in the clash.
The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said an Israeli patrol encountered three Palestinians near the border town of Kiryat Shemona inside Israel about 7 p.m.
Two of the Palestinians were killed, while the third escaped to an Israeli-held enclave in southern Lebanon, they said.
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