Several activists returned to Israel, transfered to police after crossing border into Lebanon

Seventeen activists from Uri Tzafon were detained by the military and returned to Israel after crossing into Lebanon on Wednesday. They claimed to have stayed in Lebanese territory for hours before being transferred to police. The group called for Jewish settlement in southern Lebanon.

Seventeen civilian activists from the Uri Tzafon movement were detained by the military and returned to Israel after crossing the border into Lebanon on Wednesday. The activists claimed they remained within Lebanese territory for hours before being located by authorities and transferred to the Israel Police. In a statement released on their Telegram, Uri Tzafon called for Jewish settlement in southern Lebanon. The incident highlights ongoing tensions along the border and the activities of settler groups advocating for Israeli presence in Lebanon. The article is a developing story, with limited details provided.