http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/5247670.stmBBC: 5 August 2006, 10:08 GMT
Israel sent special troops into Tyre hours after a long-range missile hit the Israeli town of Hadera, 75km (50 miles) from the Israel-Lebanon border - the deepest strike into Israel so far.
The Israeli military says it targeted the cells and infrastructure involved in launching the attack.
Lebanese officials said a unit of commandos landed by helicopter near an orange grove in the north of the city and raided an apartment building, the Associated Press news agency reported.
Qassem Aad, 18, said he saw several people walk out of the building before gunfire erupted. "I saw a man screaming, he was shot," Mr Aad was quoted by AP as saying.
Hezbollah al-Manar television said Hezbollah fighters repelled the attack and showed pictures of spent bullets and a blood-stained concrete floor.
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http://msnbc.msn.com/id/14196226/AP: Updated: 5:44 a.m. ET Aug. 5, 2006
Lebanese military officials said the Israeli commandos landed near an orange grove, cut a hole through a barbed wire fence and targeted the second floor of an apartment building.
The commandos were repelled by Hezbollah guerrillas and Lebanese soldiers who clashed with the forces, the Shiite militia said.
A resident said he saw the commando force attack the building. “They all had beards. I thought maybe they were Hezbollah,” said 18-year-old Qassem Aad, who lives nearby.
Aad said he saw several people walk out of the building with their hands up, and that shooting then erupted. “I saw a man screaming — he was shot.”
Ambulance workers said six people were killed, including two from Hezbollah and one soldier from the Lebanese army who was at a nearby checkpoint and was shot at.
A Lebanese army officer confirmed one Lebanese soldier died and said four people in the targeted apartment were killed.