Hezbollah ordered residents of 25 areas of Israel to evacuate


Published: 02:25 27 October 2024
The Israeli military continues its brutal attacks on Lebanon. In addition to airstrikes across Lebanon, they are also conducting ground attacks in the southern part of the country. On the other hand, Hizbollah is counter-attacking in addition to building resistance against the Israeli army. In such a situation, this powerful Lebanese armed group has ordered residents to leave 25 areas of Israel "immediately".
At the same time, Hizbollah has warned that these areas of northern Israel are legitimate targets for their attacks. Anadolu news agency reported this information in a report on Saturday (October 26).
According to reports, Hezbollah issued an immediate evacuation order for residents of 25 settlements in northern Israel on Saturday evening. They warned the residents of these settlements that these areas are now "legitimate military targets".
In a video message posted on Telegram, Hezbollah directly addressed the residents of these 25 settlements in northern Israel, saying, “You are requested to leave immediately. Your settlements have become places of deployment and stationing of members of the enemy military forces invading Lebanon. As a result they have become legitimate military targets for air and missile strikes by the Islamist resistance.”
Settlements include Kiryat Shamona, Yasod Hamala, Ayelet Hashachar, Hatzor HaGalilit, Karmiel, Ma'alot Tarshiha, Even Menachem, Nahariya, Rosh Pina, Shamir, Shaal, Miron, Kabri, Abirim, Dalton, Nefat Ziv, Katrin, Kafr Hanania, Manot. , Beit Hamik, Kafr Vradim, Harashim, Biriya, Kafr Tzvi and Bar Yohai.
According to Al Jazeera, the 25 areas in northern Israel that Hezbollah has warned to evacuate are located between 3 km and 22 km from the Lebanese border in the northern part of Israel. About 200,000 Israeli citizens live in this sprawling area.
It's a tactic the Israeli military has been seen using in the southern suburbs of Beirut and other parts of Lebanon, the media said. And now Hezbollah used the same tactic for the first time to warn them of an attack.
Earlier on Friday, Hezbollah said it had carried out the largest number of operations against the Israeli military with 48 operations in a 24-hour period.
Incidentally, since September 23, Israel has been carrying out massive airstrikes in the capital Beirut as well as throughout Lebanon. The Israeli military claims that the strikes are targeting operatives, infrastructure and arsenals of the armed group Hezbollah.
Hezbollah is also striking back. The powerful armed group claimed the killing of 70 Israeli soldiers who were operating in Lebanon last week. However, the group did not mention the exact number of days these soldiers were killed in this statement.
In a statement the previous week, Hezbollah claimed the killing of 55 Israeli soldiers. In addition, since the war between Hezbollah and Israel began in October last year, the number of dead in Lebanon has already exceeded two and a half thousand.
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