Israel Prepares for Potential Conflict on Lebanon Border

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Residents of Kfar Rosh HaNikra, a kibbutz near the Israel-Lebanon border, are bracing for potential conflict as tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah. Following surprise attacks by Hamas in October, most residents were evacuated, and many remain reluctant to return due to security concerns. Despite ongoing military exchanges, both sides have so far avoided full-scale war, though the situation remains volatile. The Israeli government faces challenges in ensuring the safety and return of displaced residents, as economic and social disruptions continue.
- ‘I’ve seen many wars’: residents along Israel’s Lebanon boundary brace for conflict The Guardian
- Israel’s military, worn down by Gaza, looks warily toward war in Lebanon The Washington Post
- IDF drills ground op in Lebanon; separate exercise simulates defense of northern towns The Times of Israel
- The Lebanon War Is Coming Tablet Magazine
- Israel’s northern front is ready, but will anything change? - analysis The Jerusalem Post
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