Identity of Martyr Targeted in Raid on Lebanon Revealed
Lebanese media reported that the target of the raid on a car in Bawarta was Hussein Izzat Atwi from the town of Hasbaya, Marjayoun-Al-Habbariyeh, born in 1968. He is a professor at the Lebanese University and a member of the Islamic Group.
It is worth noting that Atwi had survived an Israeli assassination attempt in January 2024 on the road to the town of Kawkaba in the south.
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