Israel warned civilians to stay out of the Lebanese border area and ordered residents living nearby to seek shelter.
As Israel continues to battle Hamas, questions remain about whether Lebanon’s militant group, Hezbollah, will join the Israel-Hamas war.The Israel Defense Forces said they exchanged fire with Hezbollah after the Lebanese militant group fired a missile toward an Israeli army post, killing one Israeli.
“The IDF will operate anywhere it has to in the Middle East to achieve the security interests of the state of Israel. We have high readiness and vigilance in all sectors,” said IDF spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari. The Lebanese militant group said the attack was in retaliation for Israel’s strikes inside Lebanon the day before, which killed three people, including a journalist, according to reports.If the situation in Gaza worsens, there’s concern about another front in the war—if Hezbollah were to join to help Hamas.
As Israel prepares a ground invasion against Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip, Israel’s Defense Minister said on Sunday that Israel is not interested in a war with Hezbollah and that it will stand down on its northern side as long as Hezbollah restrains itself."Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas is one axis—an axis of evil. Everything is directed generally from Iran. The permission is given by Iran.
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