(8 Aug 2024)
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Jwayya, Tyre district, Lebanon – 8 August 2024
1. Mid of funeral with coffins being carried on shoulders
2. Mourners chanting, UPSOUND (Arabic) “At your service Hussein”
3. Wide of funeral
4. Women throwing flower petals on coffins
5. Mid of coffins
6. Poster of civilian man, Mohammad Shumar, killed in Israeli airstrike
7. Women attending funeral
8. Various of coffins being placed on stands
9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hassan Ezzeddine, Lebanese lawmaker with the Hezbollah Party:
"The enemy (Israel) must stay worried, disturbed, frightened and live in a state of panic, fear and psychological disorder until the moment of the decisive response, which will drive it back to the field (battle ground). And the resistance will control this field, so that it (enemy) would not repeat its acts and crimes against our martyrs, mujahideen (holy warriors) as well as against the innocents civilians, who are falling by this tool (Israeli weapon)."
10. Mourners praying
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of mourners gathered on Thursday in the southern Lebanese village of Jwayya for the funeral of a civilian and a Hezbollah militant who were killed in an Israeli strike a day earlier.
A drone missile hit a motorcycle in Jwayya, in the Tyre district, on Wednesday, killing a civilian man, Mohammad Shumar, and Hezbollah member Hassan Jishi.
Their coffins were carried on mourners’ shoulders through the streets of the village during the funeral.
With fists raised in the air, angry mourners chanted slogans against Israel.
Israel and Hezbollah have exchanged near-daily strikes for the past 10 months against the backdrop of the war in Gaza, but they have previously kept the conflict at a low level that had not escalated into full-on war.
Since then, Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon have killed more than 500 people, including around 100 civilians, in Lebanon.
On the Israeli side, 22 soldiers and 25 civilians have been killed.
AP video shot by Mohammad Zanaty
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