Israel’s Army Threatens Strikes In Beirut After Lebanon Ceasefire Deal Introduced: Report

The Israeli navy has as soon as once more threatened to strike a number of buildings in southern Beirut, Lebanon, Al Jazeera reported on Tuesday. The IDF has reportedly requested residents to evacuate the area simply hours earlier than a ceasefire is about to take impact. Avichay Adraee, Israel’s spokesperson for Arabic-language media, posted a map on X marking quite a few buildings in Beirut’s Ghobeiry and Borj-el-Brajneh suburbs as targets.

He additionally urged folks to go away areas equivalent to Choueifat-el-Aamroussieh and Laylaki instantly.

Hezbollah Claims It Attacked Israeli Air Drive Chief’s House

Shortly after Israel disclosed its targets and evacuation warnings on X, Hezbollah claimed accountability for a drone strike on the residence of the Israeli Air Drive chief in Tel Aviv.

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In an announcement on Telegram, the group stated, “One of many delicate navy targets focused within the metropolis of Tel Aviv was the residence of the commander of the Israeli Air Drive, Main-Basic Tomer Bar, with a squadron of qualitative dive drones. The operation achieved its objectives exactly.”

Hezbollah later added that it had struck “delicate navy targets within the metropolis of Tel Aviv and its suburbs,” however supplied restricted particulars concerning the assaults.

With solely hours remaining earlier than the ceasefire takes impact, either side have escalated cross-border strikes.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not too long ago confirmed his settlement to a ceasefire take care of Hezbollah however warned that Israel would reply with drive if the settlement had been violated.

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Leaders React to the Upcoming Ceasefire

A number of world leaders have expressed assist for the upcoming ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon.

German Overseas Minister Annalena Baerbock praised the settlement, calling it “a ray of hope for the complete area.”

“Folks on either side of the border wish to reside in real and lasting safety,” she stated in an announcement.

European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen additionally hailed the choice, writing on X that the ceasefire would improve Lebanon’s “inner safety and stability.”