Hizbollah shells Israeli post

Lebanon's Hizbollah guerrillas fired four shells at an Israeli military post in a disputed border area on Saturday after Israeli soldiers fired machine guns at three houses in south Lebanon, witnesses said. There were no casualties on either side in the violence, the second round of fighting on the Lebanon-Israel border this month. Israeli gunners in the Shebaa Farms area retaliated to the Hizbollah attack by firing artillery shells outside the nearby Kfar Shouba village, witnesses said.
Hizbollah confirmed that its guerrillas attacked at an Israeli position in the area. An Israeli military source said soldiers at a border outpost opened fire into the air to warn a shepherd spotted crossing the border to cross back into Lebanon. Hizbollah then fired a number of rockets or missiles at the border area, the source said.