BORDER OF ISRAEL AND LEBANON (JUNE 24, 1972) (reuters)

LV Hills and village on Lebanese side of border seen from behind Israeli fence
SV Israeli patrol along border road
SV Israeli soldier at observation post PAN TO radio (2 shots)
GV Car along border road
SV Soldier using field radio (2 shots)
SV People waling through houses on Lebanese side
CU Sign "Border Ahead"
SV Israeli border guards (2 shots)
SV U.N. vehicles on border road (3 shots)

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Background: Border tension continues high along Israel's frontier with Lebanon. Yesterday (Saturday) while the United Nations Security council started a five-hour debate on the latest clashes, there was a new guerrilla rocket attack on Israeli positions close to the border with Lebanon. Though the area is strongly patrolled, no casualties were reported.
Several Katyusha rockets were fired by guerrillas into the Kiryat-Shmona area -- a frequent target for guerrilla attacks in the past. The incident came just 48 hours after Israeli air and land strikes against guerrilla positions across the border. Israeli soldiers returned after taking five senior Syrian officers prisoner.