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	The '''Battle of Bint ~~Jbail~~''' started on ] ], when ] failed to take ] it regarded as a "] stronghold". Heavy gun battles between soldiers from the ] and Hezbollah guerrillas took place. Some of the shooting was taking place at point-blank range, in homes, and in courtyards.		The '''Battle of Bint Jbeil''' started on ] ], when ] failed to take ] it regarded as a "] stronghold". Heavy gun battles between soldiers from the ] and Hezbollah guerrillas took place. Some of the shooting was taking place at point-blank range, in homes, and in courtyards.

	] confirmed eight of its soldiers died in the battle, while two died the day before. Dozens of Golani Brigade soldiers were evacuated into Israel.		] confirmed eight of its soldiers died in the battle, while two died the day before. Dozens of Golani Brigade soldiers were evacuated into Israel.

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Battle of Bint Jbeil

Part of 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict

Date	July 25 2006 –
Location	Bint Jbeil, Southern Lebanon
Result	Ongoing

Belligerents

Israeli Defense Forces
(Golani Brigade)

Hezbollah

Strength

unknown

100-200

Casualties and losses

10 killed confirmed by Israel
30-40 wounded

Hezbullah claims 13+ killed , dozens wounded

still unknown

v t e 2006 Lebanon War
Timeline Military engagements and attacks Cross-border raid Density Maroun al-Ras Bint Jbeil Ayta ash-Sha'b Qana Baalbek al-Qaa Tyre Change of Direction 11 Nature Reserves Civilian convoys attacks IDF Special Operations Jiyeh Chiyah Ghaziyeh Marjayoun Evacuations Baliste Sukoon Response International reactions European reactions Qana airstrike Position of Lebanon Israeli reserve soldiers' protest Humanitarian aid International incidents Related topics Prisoners Prisoner exchange Photograph controversies (Adnan Hajj) Foreign involvement War crimes Siniora Plan Ceasefire attempts UN Security Council Resolution 1680 UN Security Council Resolution 1701

2006 Lebanon War

Timeline

Military engagements and attacks

Evacuations

Response

Related topics

The Battle of Bint Jbeil started on July 25 2006, when Israeli Defense Forces failed to take the town it regarded as a "Hezbollah stronghold". Heavy gun battles between soldiers from the Golani Brigade and Hezbollah guerrillas took place. Some of the shooting was taking place at point-blank range, in homes, and in courtyards.

Israel confirmed eight of its soldiers died in the battle, while two died the day before. Dozens of Golani Brigade soldiers were evacuated into Israel.

Sources

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