Lebanese army: Don't answer Israeli phone messages

Beirut warns local residents against responding to alleged recorded phone messages by Israel asking for information regarding missing IDF soldiers
Associated Press |
The Lebanese armyis warning people not to respond to recorded phone messages asking for information about missing Israeli soldiers.
Lebanese have been receiving phone messages periodically for more than a year asking people to view a Web site or call if they have information on missing Israeli soldiers, including Ron Arad ,whose plane was shot down over Lebanon in 1986.
The Web site, 10million.org, belongs to a foundation set up by the Israeli government and offers a US$10 million reward.
An army statement said Saturday that the messages were a violation of Lebanese sovereignty. It said any response would be considered "clear collaboration" with Israel.
Israel has in the past refused to say if it was behind the calls.
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