Source: Haaretz
Israeli army shoots two Lebanese soldiers on border
'Missing' Lebanese soldier surfaces after Israeli killed on border.
By Jack Khoury and The Associated Press | Dec. 16, 2013 | 12:40 PM
The Lebanese soldier who reportedly went missing after opening fire at an Israeli military vehicle Sunday night on the northern border, killing an Israeli soldier, has returned to his base.
The Israeli soldier who was killed, Master Sgt. Sholmi Cohen, 31, was a resident of Afula, according to the Israel Defense Forces. His family has been informed of his death and his funeral will be held in Haifa at 5 P.M. Monday.
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Hours after the incident, the IDF shot two Lebanese soldiers. According to IDF spokeswoman Lt. Libby Weiss, the shooting took place just after midnight Monday, when the Israeli forces identified "suspicious movement" along the border.
Weiss said the shooting occurred near where a Lebanese army sniper killed an Israeli soldier late Sunday. She had no details on the condition of the Lebanese soldiers.
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