Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire, and airstrikes have begun on southern Lebanon.
APA, citing "The Times of Israel," reports that Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Hezbollah's actions endanger the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon and that this group will be decisively targeted.
The Prime Minister noted that according to the terms of the agreement extended last week, Israel reserves the right to respond to threats coming from the terrorist group: "We are acting decisively within a framework agreed upon with the US and Lebanon. This means not only responding to attacks but also freedom of action to immediately counter potential threats."
It should be noted that the Israeli Army has ordered the evacuation of the villages of Mayfadun, Shukin, Yohmar, Arnun, Zavtar al-Sharqiyya, and Kfar Tebnit in southern Lebanon.
Following Israel’s evacuation warnings, Lebanese media reported that several airstrikes were carried out in the south of the country.