Fighters from Lebanon’s Hezbollah guerrilla group have shelled Israeli positions across the border. Lebanese security officials said two civilians were wounded when Israel responded with artillery fire and air strikes. The clash, in the disputed Shebaa Farms area, is the first such incident in several months. The Israeli army said it had suffered no casualties in the shelling. Hezbollah has clashed sporadically with Israeli troops since Israel pulled out of southern Lebanon in 2000. Hezbollah says the Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory was incomplete, claiming the Shebaa Farms area for Lebanon – a claim Israel rejects. Full Story