Israel uses weapon from Middle Ages to start fires in Lebanon ...Kuwait

The Israeli army has used a medieval weapon to start fires in southern Lebanon, in an apparent attempt to expose Hezbollah militants hiding near the border. Citing videos found on social media, The Times of Israel reported that Israeli soldiers used a trebuchet, an advanced catapult used in the Middle Ages, to launch incendiary devices at areas on the other side of the border with forests and dense vegetation. The Israeli army uses the fires to find Hezbollah before they carry out operations against Israel, the Times of Israel said. A spokesman for the Israeli army confirmed the use of the footage but said that it was a "local initiative and not a tool that has come i

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