WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Ehud Barak also called on Lebanon and Syria Saturday to bring an immediate halt to renewed fighting along the Israeli-Lebanese border. Two Palestinians were killed Saturday when Israeli forces fired on stone-throwing protesters. Also Saturday, Hezbollah guerrillas attacked Israeli army posts and captured three captured three soldiers. CNN's Rula Amin joins us now from northern Israel with this live update on the conflict there -- Rula.</s>RULA AMIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, it's very quiet now, but it's also very tense. We don't see a lot of people here on the streets. Shelters have been opened, but the citizens are not been ordered into these shelters. We have seen some troops with movement. A large part of the area where these incidents took place are closed off. So we don't have access to these areas. But we know that there has been a beefing up of the troops here. Israeli soldiers have been air-lifted to the borders, as Israel special units force and members have been called in to this part of the border. We know that the people here are aware that any minute they can be called and ordered into these shelters. This is the most serious incident along the Israeli-Lebanese border since Israel withdraw out of Lebanon last May -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Rula Amin, along the Israeli-Lebanese border. Thank you so much for joining us.
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