Hezbollah Warns Dwellers of Border Villages against Israeli Enemy Phone Calls Aimed at Inquiring Resistance Data

In this context, the “Israeli” enemy resorts to contacting some of our esteemed families from phone numbers that appear to be Lebanese, via both landline and cellular networks, with the aim of inquiring the whereabouts and the status of some houses, the statement mentioned.

In these communications, the enemy impersonates multiple characters: Police stations belonging to the Internal Security Forces in the southern regions, centers for Lebanese General Security and in other times impersonating relief agencies that provide aid and other things, according to the statement which added that the caller, who speaks with a sound Lebanese accent, seeks to obtain information about the caller’s family members and their whereabouts or various data related to the surroundings, under the guise of showing concern and seeking to provide assistance.

“The enemy exploits this information to confirm the presence of the fighter brothers in some of the homes it intends to target.”

We call on our dear people in general, especially the people of the front villages, not to respond to the caller in any question related to the surroundings and the movement of individuals in it, and to take the initiative to cut off the call immediately, and then rush to inform the concerned authorities without any delay, the statement concluded.