Tensions Rise: Israel's Warning of War with Lebanon Amid Hezbollah Attacks
IDF chief Herzi Halevi warned that the likelihood of war in Lebanon is higher than before, following missile strikes between the IDF and Hezbollah. The IDF is increasing readiness for fighting in Lebanon, with over 80,000 Israelis displaced in the north due to daily attacks from Hezbollah. Halevi warned Hezbollah of a swift Israeli response and noted that the IDF has learned lessons from the fighting in Gaza. The increased tension along the Israeli-Lebanon border has sparked fears of regional chaos, with Iran-backed groups like Hezbollah and the Houthi rebels escalating hostilities. Iran's foreign minister claimed that the violence will only end when the war in Gaza ends and suggested nearing a peace agreement regarding the Houthis' interference in global trade.
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