Lebanese told to avoid Hezbollah sites Jerusalem: The Age/24.9.2024

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How can anybody answer a phone when they expect it to blow up!! Mark

Residents of southern Lebanon received calls from a Lebanese number ordering them to distance themselves 1000 metres from any post used by armed group Hezbollah. A Reuters reporter in southern Lebanon received the call yesterday. In his televised statement earlier, the Israeli military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari issued a similar warning and said it was being “distributed in Arabic on all networks and platforms in Lebanon.” The Israeli military, meanwhile, launched its most widespread airstrikes against Hezbollah in nearly a year of conflict, simultaneously targeting Lebanon’s south, eastern Bekaa valley and northern region near Syria. Asked about a possible Israeli ground incursion into Lebanon, Hagari said “we will do whatever is needed” to return the evacuated residents of northern Israel to their homes safely, a war priority for the Israeli government.

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