TEL AVIV: The Israeli Army in its statement said that its troops have arrested three Lebanese "suspects" after they crossed into the country. "The troops apprehended the suspects and they are being questioned at the scene,"  according to Xinhua news.

Israeli media reported that the three were apparently Lebanese shepherds. The three were apprehended by an Israeli military patrol on Sunday after they crossed the Blue Line, a border demarcation published in 2000 by the UN after Israel withdrew its forces from southern Lebanon, according to a military statement.

In a similar incident in February, Israeli soldiers arrested a Lebanese man for crossing the volatile border.

Palestinians and Israelis Both Vote Soon: - Meanwhile,  with just days to Israel's fourth election in two years, the weekly protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are continuing Saturday night in city squares, intersections and bridges throughout the country. Further, In a rare alignment, Israelis and Palestinians are preparing for near-simultaneous elections and, at least on the surface, their moods could not be more different.

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