The Israeli army has published maps showing sites and buildings in Majs al-Jabal, Kfar Tebnit and Dibbin, which it plans to intervene.
On Thursday, the Israeli army warned the inhabitants of several municipalities and towns in southern Lebanon that it plans to take air raids for the military infrastructure of the Proiran Hezbollah movement. Informed AFP, writes TASR.
“The Israeli defensive forces will attack military infrastructure belonging to the Hizbollah terrorist organization in several areas of southern Lebanon in response to its attempts to restore its activities in the region,” said the Israeli army spokesman for Arabian Avichaj Adraia published on social networks.
Planned evacuation
The Israeli army has also published maps showing the location of sites and buildings that will be targeted by attacks in Majs al-Jabal, Kfar Tebnit and Dibbin.
“For your safety, you are obliged to immediately evacuate these and adjacent buildings and move away from them at least 500 meters,” ADRAI pointed out.
Lebanon reaction
In response to this warning, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called on the international community to put “maximum” pressure on Israel to stop his attacks on Lebanon. Salam was addressed mainly by France and the United States, which are the main guarantors of the ceasefire of November 2024, which aimed to end more than a year -long armed collisions and struggles between Israel and Hezbollah supported by Iran.
Israeli attacks continue
Israel continues to attack southern Lebanon despite the ceasefire, which ended in November 2024 for more than a year of cross -border attacks and two months -long war of the Israeli army with Hezbollah. In addition, Israel left his troops in five strategically important locations in the south of Lebanon.
The Government in Beirut – under the pressure of the US – ordered the Lebanese army to develop a plan to disarm Hezbollah by the end of the year, which, however, refuses this plan.
