Israeli military forces residents to evacuate southern Lebanese areas outside currently occupied zones
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The Israeli military announced threats to launch attacks on nine towns in southern Lebanon, despite the ceasefire agreement between the two parties.
According to media reports, the Israeli military has threatened residents with airstrikes and forced them to evacuate these towns located outside the currently occupied areas.
This threat comes amid ongoing military escalation on the Lebanese-Israeli border and contradicts the ceasefire commitments agreed upon between the two parties. No official statements have been issued by the Lebanese government regarding a response to these threats.
The Israeli military threatens to bomb 9 Lebanese towns outside its current occupation zone and demands immediate civilian evacuation, in a clear violation of the ceasefire agreement. The threats represent an expansion of military pressure on border areas and renewed forced displacement.
If the threats are carried out, thousands of additional civilians may be forced to flee their homes again, complicating the return and stabilisation process that began with the ceasefire. The absence of a clear Lebanese government position leaves residents in uncertainty about their rights and the protection available to them in the coming weeks.

Mehmet Yılmaz