US EditionIsrael vows to retaliate against attacks from Lebanon and warns people to leave Beirut suburb
- On November 3, 2024, rockets were fired from Lebanon towards Mitzpe Netofa and other locations in northern Israel, triggering red alerts, with the IDF air defense intercepting one rocket while another did not enter Israeli territory, confirmed by the IDF Spokesperson's Office.
- These attacks occurred against a backdrop of escalating tensions and violations of Resolution 1701, raising concerns about a return to pre-ceasefire conditions and the potential for broader conflict.
- Following the rocket fire, the Israeli military conducted artillery strikes in southern Lebanon, although no group claimed responsibility for the launches.
- Officials like David Azoulay, head of the Metula council, expressed fears of a "constant drip-feed of attacks" and demanded decisive action, while Defense Minister Israel Katz asserted that "Kiryat Shmona is treated like Beirut," vowing to ensure the security of Galilee residents.
- Amidst rising tensions and the disruption of a fragile November ceasefire, Israel warned it would target a Hezbollah building in a south Beirut suburb and ordered residents to evacuate, leading to further concerns about a possible escalation of violence and the potential for broader conflict in the region.
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Israel: The roofs of the suburb will tremble
Shafaq News/ Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz confirmed on Friday that Tel Aviv will not allow the continuation of attacks from Beirut's southern suburb, vowing a harsh response to any attempt to harm the residents of the Galilee. Katz said: "As I said before, the fate of Kiryat Shmona is the same as that of Beirut. If there is no calm in Kiryat Shmona and the towns of the Galilee, there will be no calm in Beirut." He continued: "For every …
Israel vows to hit Hezbollah building in south Beirut
Israel on Friday warned that it would hit a building belonging to Hezbollah in a south Beirut suburb and ordered residents to evacuate. This is said to be its first such move since a November ceasefire that has been seriously disrupted over the past week. Israeli military spokesperson Avichay Adraee posted a map highlighting a building in the suburb of Hadath that he said belonged to the heavily armed Iranian-backed group. Gunfire was reportedly…
Israel vows to retaliate against attacks from Lebanon and warns people to leave Beirut suburb
Israel’s army urgently warned people to evacuate parts of a Beirut suburb on Friday as it vowed to retaliate against strikes which it said were launched from Lebanon into northern Israel.
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