Netanyahu’s Warning: Lebanese Urged to Evacuate Amid Strikes

As the Israeli army intensified its assault against Hezbollah in Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to the citizens of Lebanon. In a video message, Netanyahu urged the people to leave their homes for safety, echoing the advice provided by the Israeli army. He stated that once the operation is completed, they would be able to return to their homes.

The conflict between Israel and Lebanon continues to escalate as the Israeli army increases its strikes against Hezbollah strongholds, causing significant destruction in the region. Netanyahu emphasized that the operation was a response to Hezbollah’s dangerous actions, asserting that Israel is acting solely in self-defense.

Israeli forces have repeatedly urged Lebanese residents to evacuate and seek shelter elsewhere to avoid harm. Netanyahu reiterated that this step is crucial for the safety of the people, assuring that they will be able to return once the military operation concludes.

The ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel has seen multiple escalations over the years, and recent developments have further intensified tensions. The Israeli army has targeted several Hezbollah positions, contributing to an increasingly volatile situation in Lebanon.

Experts warn that if the conflict continues to grow, it could destabilize the broader region. This is why Israeli forces have consistently advised Lebanese residents to evacuate their homes. In his video address, Netanyahu stressed that Israel is only acting to protect its citizens and will respond to any provocations.

Addressing the Lebanese citizens directly, Netanyahu urged them to evacuate immediately to ensure their safety and avoid becoming casualties in the ongoing military operations.

Aakhir Tak Editor-in-Chief

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