relations between Israel and Lebanon deteriorated due to Israel's plans to build a wall along Lebanon's southern border as well as over the eastern Mediterranean gas field. Lebanese authorities describe the move as a "direct threat to stability," urging its neighbor to stop construction, with Lebanese General Joseph Aoun warning that the country’s army would use every possible means to confront potential "Israeli aggression," no matter what that cost may be.

Earlier the same month, a Hezbollah official threatened to open a new front against Israel if Tel Aviv continues to target Syria and the Gaza Strip. The statement came shortly after a clash between Israel and Iran, which resulted in the alleged downing of an Iranian drone and an Israeli aircraft.trying to take their money,” he said.

Brooksby said he was wiped out in the real estate collapse, and has not been able to pay anything toward the judgment.

“But it wasn’t enough for them to sue us,” he said. “They had to go after the money my kids earned working during the summer.”

Brooksby said he will now be able to tell his daughter Haley, who is on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in South Korea, that she may soon have her hard-earned college money back.

The other two siblings named in the case, Tyson and Trey, are also on missions to Portugal and Japan, respectively. A fourth sibling not named in the case, Sierra, also had her savings account garnished. The Brooksbys have 10