Israel took a decisive step to protect its population. The government confirmed that it will establish a security zone in southern Lebanon up to the Litani River, with the objective of permanently neutralizing the terrorist threat posed by Hezbollah
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The measure was announced by Defense Minister Israel Katz, who made it clear that the priority is to ensure the safety of Israeli citizens.
A clear objective: to eliminate the threat of Hezbollah
The plan aims to completely dismantle the infrastructure of the terrorist group Hezbollah in the border area
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Israel seeks to:
Eliminate Radwan forces
Destroy weapons depots
Prevent new infiltrations
This is a strategy to prevent future attacks against the north of the country
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Full control up to the Litani River The
Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will maintain control of the territory up to the Litani River,
a key strategic line.
This includes:
Access control and bridges
Permanent military presence
Monitoring of movements in the area The
objective is to create an effective barrier against terrorism
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Top priority: Protecting Israeli citizens
Katz was overwhelming: residents of Northern Israel will never live under constant threat again
Attacks in Beirut and advance in southern Lebanon In parallel, the
IDF intensified attacks against Hezbollah targets
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The southern suburbs of Beirut, considered the group's stronghold, were the target of new operations.
Meanwhile, in southern Lebanon, troops are advancing to consolidate territorial control.
A blow to the Iranian axis in the Israel region
made it clear that the plan also aims to weaken Iran's influence
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Hezbollah acts as one of the main arms of the Iranian regime in the Middle East.
The operation seeks to cut that expansion and reduce its capacity for action.
A new reality on the northern border
The creation of the security zone redefines the scenario in the region
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Israel seeks to change the situation on its northern border once and for all, after years of attacks and tensions.
Total determination in the face of terrorism
The Israeli government's message is clear.
There will be no rollbacks until the threat is completely eliminated.
The priority is to ensure that citizens can live without the constant risk of attacks.
