In 1990, the Israeli army burned down olive groves to "deprive Hezbollah guerrillas of cover".[22] The Israeli army planted some 130,000 land mine throughout the strip, making farming deadly.[22] As tensions continued to grow, in 1993 Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin launched "Operation Accountability", with the intention of cutting Hezbollah's supply lines, destroying its camps, and forcing Lebanese civilians to flee north.[23] In early April 1996, Israel conducted the military operation "Grapes of Wrath" in response to Hezbollah's actions on Israeli military bases in south Lebanon.