In Lebanon, strange calls can precede Israeli attacks
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Since the Israel-Hamas war broke out more than three months ago, residents of southern Lebanon have been receiving strange phone calls from Lebanese numbers and from people speaking in Lebanese accents.
"Good morning, madame. This is the bank calling. Are you at home?" Since the Israel-Hamas war broke out more than three months ago, residents of southern Lebanon have been receiving strange phone calls from Lebanese numbers and from people speaking in Lebanese accents. The voices on the other end may claim to be conducting a survey, distributing aid, or calling from a public body. But the callers ask about families and their whereabouts, just before towns or homes come under Israeli attack, residents told AFP.
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