As forces battled Hezbollah extremists in the area, the Israeli government issued a warning to residents of south Lebanon on Saturday to” not return” to their homes.
Israeli troops continue to “target Hezbollah content in or close to your villages,” according to military official Avichay Adraee on X. ” For your own protection, do not transfer to your properties until further notice. Avoid going west; going there could endanger someone’s life.
Adraee reiterated in a distinct post that she had previously advised southern Lebanoni health officials to refrain from using ambulances because they were being used by Hezbollah fighters.
He urged medical teams to avoid communicating with Hezbollah users and refrain from cooperating with them.
” The IDF ( Israeli military ) affirms that the necessary actions will be taken against any vehicle transporting armed individuals, regardless of its type”.
Israel is engaged in a multi-front conflict as it fights Palestinian militants in Gaza.
The government has recently launched a fierce ground and air assault in north Gaza, mainly in and around the city of Jabalia.
On Saturday, Adraee called on residents of the area around Sheikh Radwan, north of Jabalia immigrant camp, to leave.
Adraee ordered residents to move to the humanitarian corridor in the southern portion of the band, noting that” the specific area, including the shelters within it, is considered a hazardous fight zone.”
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