Axios journalist Barak Ravid reported on X, quoting a high-ranking Israeli official, that Israel's aim is to reach a cease-fire agreement in Lebanon.
Israel's Channel 14 reported similar information earlier in the evening, also quoting an unnamed official.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohamed Chia al-Soudani recently asserted that Iraq is actively working to prevent Israel from stirring up war in the region. This statement, reported by several Iraqi and Lebanese media, comes after growing tensions between the two countries.
According to Akhbar Al-Sharq, al-Soudani linked this dynamic to the issuance of arrest warrants by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant. He believes that these warrants have contributed to Israel's aggression on the regional stage.
The Iraqi Prime Minister also referred to Israeli threats against Iraq, calling them “unconvincing pretexts.” This follows an official request by the Israeli government to the U.N. for immediate action to stop attacks by armed groups operating in Iraq. This request had been formally rejected by Baghdad, which had already communicated its disavowal last Tuesday.
⚡ U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein reiterated to Al-Jadeed that talk of sabotaging the agreement and his reported warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to withdraw from negotiations if Israel did not take a step forward were “inaccurate,” contradicting information reported earlier by Axios. He added that “no visit to Paris has yet been scheduled.”
According to Al-Jadeed, the Israeli army blew up several buildings in the town of Khiam, where fighting against Hezbollah has been going on for 10 days.
Iran rejects accusations that it was involved in the murder of Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan in the United Arab Emirates, the Iranian embassy in Abu Dhabi said in a statement to Reuters on Sunday.
On Sunday, Israel's High Court of Justice examined petitions asking it to force the Israeli state to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza. The petitions had been filed some eight months ago by human rights organizations against the government.
The State's representative, Attorney Yonatan Berman, stated at the hearing that “efforts are being made to deliver 250 trucks a day; we have not yet reached this goal.”
He also noted that despite Israeli achievements, the Israeli army does not currently exercise effective control over the Gaza Strip.
Israeli army spokesperson Avichai Adraee announced on X that the second wave of bombing raids on Beirut's southern suburbs had hit “12 headquarters of Hezbollah's intelligence cell, 4400 unit and naval missile unit.”
⚡ Outgoing Education Minister Abbas Halabi announced in a statement that face-to-face classes will be suspended on Monday Nov. 25 in all educational establishments in Beirut, Metn, Chouf and Baabda due to the escalating violence between the Israeli army and Hezbollah.
These establishments will, however, have to provide distance learning, he added.
According to the Lebanese media, at least nine of the 12 buildings in Beirut's southern suburbs indicated by the Israeli warnings have been hit so far.
⚡ Emissary Amos Hochstein told LBCI that reports that Israel gave him the green light to conclude the agreement with Lebanon were “inaccurate,” without further details.
⚡ According to a senior Israeli official interviewed by Channel 14, Israel appears to be moving towards a cessation of fighting in Lebanon, “a possibility that could materialize in the next few days.” The official referred to an agreement to be signed under the aegis of the United States, specifying that it would be a temporary cessation of hostilities, pending a possible definitive truce.
The senior official also mentioned discussions on a possible settlement of the situation in Gaza, without going into details.
In his view, a cease-fire would offer Israel an opportunity to revive its economy, but would also represent a missed opportunity to defeat Hezbollah, which is a source of discontent for many residents of northern Israel.
Channel 11 relayed a similar message, claiming that the agreement had been reached and that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was considering how to announce it to the public.
According to Axios journalist Barak Ravid, U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein informed Israel's ambassador to Washington on Saturday that he would withdraw from mediation efforts if Israel did not respond favorably in the next few days to the proposed cease-fire agreement with Lebanon.
On X, the Israeli army's Arabic-speaking spokesperson emphasized the scale of the destruction inflicted on Beirut's southern suburbs, seemingly in response to the assessment announced earlier by Hezbollah. The latter had claimed to have destroyed six Merkava tanks during their advance towards Bayyada, in southern Lebanon, and carried out several attacks against Israeli bases, notably in Ashdod and near Tel Aviv.
“Anyone who thinks they can impose equations on Israel should avoid believing the news broadcast by Hezbollah's fake media, or take a trip to its southern suburbs to see the reality, especially today and tonight in particular,” the spokesperson wrote in a message posted on X.
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⚡ New series of strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs. Al-Mayadeen and Al-Jadeed channels differ on the exact number of strikes, estimated at around seven, some of which may have been carried out with several projectiles.
⚡ New detonation heard in and around Beirut.
According to Al-Mayadeen, the Israeli army has already carried out four strikes, including one at Ghobeiri, near the Tayyouneh cemetery.
⚡At least two new strikes by the Israeli army sounded in and around Beirut.
⚡ A new warning from the Israeli army concerns two new buildings, one in Ghobeiri and the other in Choueifat al-Amrousieh.
In the second message, the Israeli army points to a first building 100s of meters from the al-Abdallah restaurant and al-Sultan Sweets; a second a few blocks east of the “al-Hara Cafe and Turkish Bath,” a third east of St. Joseph's Church, and a fourth southeast of the “Jinan Football Field.”
In the first message on X, the Israeli army points to a building north of the Imam Hussein traffic circle (Burj al-Barajneh), the second not far from the “Dar al-Hawraa Medical Center” (Ghobeiri), a third just south of the Global Training Center (Ghobeiri) and a fourth a block from the Tayyouneh cemetery.
⚡ Second warning of the day from the Israeli army preceding a wave of strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs.
The Israeli army's Arabic-speaking spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, called on residents of Burj al-Barajneh, Hadath, Haret Hreik and Ghobeiri to evacuate the area around 10 buildings. People in the area are asked to leave “immediately” in anticipation of Israeli strikes against “Hezbollah infrastructure.”
Emirates confirm murder of Israeli-Moldovan rabbi. Three arrested people were arrested, reports AFP.
Two detonations caused by Israeli aircraft breaking the sound barrier over Saida echoed as far as the outskirts of Beirut, according to our correspondent and journalists.
Haaretz, citing Palestinian media, reports that several people were wounded in Tul Karm, in the occupied West Bank, after shots were fired from Lebanon, without giving further details at this stage.
New update on Hezbollah attacks on Israeli positions and infiltration attempts by its army
- Hezbollah targeted the Haifa naval base at 1:05 p.m. The base, belonging to the Israeli navy and housing a fleet of missile boats and submarines, is located 35 kilometers from the Lebanese-Palestinian border, north of Haifa. The attack consisted of "an advanced missile barrage.”
- Hezbollah targeted a gathering of Israeli forces in the Deir Mimas-Kfar Kila (Marjayoun) triangle with a barrage of missiles at 6:30 p.m.
- The party targeted a gathering of Israeli forces on the southeastern outskirts of the town of Deir Mimas (Marjayoun) with a barrage of missiles at 6:30 p.m.
On X, spokesperson Avichai Adraee reported that the Israeli army had “launched raids targeting Hezbollah headquarters in the southern suburbs of Beirut,” referring to the wave of strikes carried out this afternoon.
In another message, he confirmed that the party had fired “rockets into Israel, targeting the north and the center,” describing them as “futile, indiscriminate shots fired to boost the morale of collapsed elements in South Lebanon, the Bekaa and Beirut's southern suburbs,” without providing any further evidence in support of this statement.
In its 39th statement of the day, Hezbollah said targeted a Merkava tank with a guided missile at 5:15 p.m.
“The tank was attempting to advance to recover one of the destroyed tanks on the eastern outskirts of the village of Bayada (Sour). The strike destroyed the tank, leaving its crew dead or wounded,” the party said.
In a new statement, Hezbollah said it had targeted and destroyed an Israeli Merkava tank with a guided missile at 4:45 p.m.
“The operation took place on Lobieh hill, on the western outskirts of Deir Mimas [Marjeyoun]."
The Health Ministry added that the Israeli attacks in Lebanon on Saturday had killed 84 people and wounded 213, according to a statement.
This brings the total number of people killed in Lebanon since Oct. 8, 2023, to 3,754, with a further 15,626 injured.
Two air strikes targeted Khiam (Marjayoun), where the Israeli army has been trying to enter for the past 10 days, according to local residents. The border town is also subject to Israeli artillery fire.
🔴 The death toll from the Israeli strike on Basta al-Fawqa, in central Beirut, on Friday night was revised upwards this Sunday by Health Ministry.
The Ministry now reports that 29 people were killed and 67 injured, 9 more than the previous day's report. The statement added that the updated death toll was not definitive, and that search and rescue operations were still underway.
Update on the security situation in southern Lebanon
- Israeli warplanes launched an air strike against the towns of Yater and Hanine in the Nabatieh district, according to residents.
- Israeli warplanes launched an air strike against the town of Khiam (Marjayoun), along with artillery fire on the town, according to other residents.
New update on Hezbollah attacks on Israeli positions in southern Lebanon and the Israeli territory
Hezbollah targeted artillery positions in the northeastern Israeli town of Jaitun with a salvo of rockets at 3:20 p.m.
The party also said it had targeted a gathering of Israeli forces east of the town of Khiam (Marjayoun), for the fourth time, with a salvo of rockets at 3:20 p.m.
Hezbollah said it had targeted Yesud HaMa'ala, opposite Kfar Kila (Marjayoun), with a salvo of rockets at 3:15 p.m.
At 4 p.m., Hezbollah targeted an Israeli infantry force near the town of Aita al-Shaab (Bint Jbeil), using a guided missile. “The attack left Israeli soldiers dead and wounded,” said Hezbollah.
Against infrastructure in Israeli territory
Hezbollah said it had targeted the Tzofim military industrial base, north of Haifa, with a salvo of rockets at 3:30 p.m.
Hezbollah targeted the Zvulon military industrial base, north of Haifa, with a salvo of rockets at 3:30 p.m.
Israel targeted the outskirts of the southern town of Rihan (Jezzine), residents reported.
⚡ An advisor to Iran's Supreme Guide, Ali Larijani, said in an interview that Iran is preparing to “respond” to the latest Israeli attack on its territory on Oct. 26, according to the official Tasnim agency, relayed by Reuters.
On Oct. 26, Israeli warplanes carried out three waves of attacks against Iranian military targets, a few weeks after Iran fired a barrage of around 200 ballistic missiles against Israel.
Iran has already pledged to respond to Israeli attacks, although this statement comes as Iranian officials had hinted in recent weeks of their willingness to “postpone” their retaliation against Israel following the announcement of Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election on Nov. 6.
According to Al-Modon, many localities in the southern Lebanese districts of Marjayoun and Hasbaya are without electricity, which is having an impact on water distribution and mobile network operation.
The municipalities and mayors of the localities concerned have repeatedly appealed to the authorities to resolve the problem.
Around 160 projectiles were fired by Hezbollah from Lebanon towards Israel on Sunday, the Israeli army announced, claiming to have intercepted some of them by 3 p.m. local time.
According to Magen David Adom, the Israeli equivalent of the Red Cross, and some hospitals, several people were injured. One of them, a 60-year-old man, quite seriously.
⚡ Haaretz vice-president Noa Landau announced on X that Benjamin Netanyahu's government had decided to “sanction” the famous Israeli daily “by ending all state advertising, state-funded subscriptions or any other links.”
“We will not be deterred,” she added.
In its 30th statement of the day, Hezbollah declared that it had targeted Camp 100 (a training camp for ground forces) north of Ayyelet HaShahar, opposite Qleileh (Sour), with a barrage of rockets at 3 p.m.
Here's an update on Hezbollah attacks on Israeli positions
- Hezbollah targeted the Israeli base of Dado (northern command headquarters) with a rocket attack at 2:30 p.m.
- The party also targeted the Mishar base (the main intelligence headquarters for the northern region) with a rocket attack at 2:30 p.m.
In southern Lebanon, Israel targeted Bayyada, Deir Qanoun al-Ain (both in Sour), and the town of Nabatieh (in the Nabatieh district), residents reported.
Here's an update on Hezbollah attacks on Israeli positions
- Hezbollah targeted Kfar Blum, opposite Houla (Marjayoun), with a barrage of rockets at 1:40 p.m.
- The party targeted the Israeli town of Amir, opposite Houla (Marjayoun), with a barrage of rockets at 1:40 p.m.
- Hezbollah targeted the Israeli town of Sa'sa, opposite Rmeish (Bint Jbeil), with a barrage of rockets at 1:50 p.m.
- Hezbollah targeted Meron, opposite Ain Ibl (Marjayoun), with a barrage of rockets at 2:18 p.m.
Benny Gantz, former minister in Benjamin Netanyahu's war cabinet and leader of the opposition National Union party (center), has called on X for the Israeli government to go after the “assets” of the Lebanese state, which he accuses of giving Hezbollah a free hand.
“The Lebanese government is giving Hezbollah carte blanche. It's time to take firm action against its assets,” wrote the politician and former soldier, as fighting continued to rage between the Israeli army, which has been pursuing its offensive in southern Lebanon for the past two months, violently bombarding Beirut's southern suburbs and the Bekaa, and the party, which has been carrying out a series of strikes on targets in Israeli territory.
⚡ Just over an hour after the Israeli warnings, strikes were heard in Beirut's southern suburbs.
According to the National News Agency, two Israeli strikes targeted the neighborhood of Kafaat, between Burj al-Barajneh and Hadath, for which the Israeli army had issued two building evacuation notices.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for another series of rocket attacks on northern Israel
- On Kerem Ben Zimra, opposite Mais al-Jabal (Marjayoun).
- On the town of Safed, some 15 km from the Blue Line.
- At the Biriya base, which he describes as “the main air and missile defense base of the Northern Command.”
- At the Dovev base, opposite Kfar Kila.
- At the Yir'on site, opposite Yaroun (Bint Jbeil).
According to the Israeli army, quoted by Haaretz, almost 200 rockets have been fired at the Tel Aviv region and northern Israel since this morning.
Hezbollah announced several rocket strikes on Israeli soldiers east of Khiam, where fighting is continues.
In southern Lebanon, the Lebanese Army evacuated the Aamrieh post, south of Sour, which had been hit by Israeli artillery fire in the morning. The strike killed one Lebanese soldier, the troops confirmed.
Here’s an update on the security situation:
*Two people were killed and one injured in an Israeli airstrike on the Boudai road in the Baalbek-Hermel Governorate, according to a statement from the Health Ministry’s Emergency Operations Center.
*The Lebanese Army evacuated the al-Amriyah checkpoint south of Sour after it was targeted by Israeli artillery shelling earlier today.
Here’s an update on the Hezbollah attacks against Israeli positions and attempted infiltrations:
*Hezbollah said it targeted Israeli artillery positions in the Dishon, opposite Maroun al-Ras (Bint Jbeil) at 11:30 a.m. with a salvo of rockets.
*The party said it targeted the Sharaga base (administrative headquarters of the Golani Brigade) north of the Israeli city of Acre with a salvo of rockets at 1:10 p.m.
*Hezbollah said it targeted a gathering of Israeli forces east of Khiam (Marjayoun) for the second time with a salvo of rockets at 1:30 p.m. and for the third time, with a salvo of rockets, at 1:45 p.m.
Hezbollah said it targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers in Manara, opposite Markaba (Marjayoun), at 11:30 a.m.
Israel's Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee issued an evacuation warning for residents of Hadath and Haret Hreik in the southern suburbs of Beirut to evacuate immediately.
Hezbollah said it targeted at 10:30 a.m. a "gathering of the Israeli army forces in Kiryat Shmona [opposite Houla in Marjayoun] , with a rocket salvo."
Israeli warplanes raided the banks of the Litani River on the western side of Deir Mimas (Marjayoun), local residents reported.
Hezbollah said it "targeted an Israeli Hermes 450 drone in the skies of the western Bekaa, with a surface-to-air missile, and forced it to leave."
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has urged Israel and Lebanon to seize a "window of opportunity" to reach a cease-fire in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
"A window of opportunity is opening, and I call on all parties to seize it," Barrot said on French channel France 3. "Through persistent diplomacy and by working with the parties on parameters that ensure both Israel's security and Lebanon's territorial integrity, we are, I believe, close to finding a solution that can be acceptable to all sides. They must seize it to halt the violence and end the humanitarian catastrophe."
Heavy gunfire and shelling erupted between Hezbollah and Israel in Khiam, our correspondent in the South reported.
Hezbollah said it targeted "the Glilot base (headquarters of Military Intelligence Unit 8200), located 110 kilometers from the Lebanese-Palestinian border in the suburbs of Tel Aviv, with a barrage of advanced rockets at 1 p.m."
"Man in his sixties wounded by rocket fall in Kfar Blum, northern Israel, in moderate-serious condition," according to Haaretz.
Two killed in Israeli strike on Boudai in the Bekaa, our correspondent in the region reported.
"Two people were lightly wounded when a rocket directly hit a five-story residential building in Haifa, Israel's north. Significant damage was caused to the structure," Haaretz reported.
(Credit: Kawnat Haju/AFP)
Soldiers and rescuers gather at the scene of an Israeli airstrike that targeted a Lebanese Army post in southern Lebanon.
At least 44,211 people have been killed and 104,567 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, the enclave’s Health Ministry says.
Of those, 35 Palestinians were killed and 94 wounded in the latest 24 hours, the ministry added.
Hezbollah said that at 7 a.m. it launched an aerial attack "using a fleet of assault drones targeting a newly established operations room of the Israeli army in Metula, opposite Khiam (Marjayoun), striking their targets with precision."
Here’s an update on the security situation:
*Israel targeted Sohmor in the Bekaa, our correspondent in the region reported.
*The Public Health Emergency Operations Center of the Ministry of Public Health issued a statement announcing that yesterday's Israeli airstrike on the town of Mashghara in western Bekaa killed one person and injured 21 others.
Hezbollah also claimed responsibility for an attack carried out on Friday as part of its Khaybar operations, targeting the Palmachim base on Israel's coast south of Tel Aviv, approximately 140 kilometers from the border. This strike was conducted with "a volley of precision-guided missiles."
According to the group, this military base is "a critical facility for the Israeli Air Force, housing drone squadrons, military helicopters, a research center, and the Hetz (Arrow) air and missile defense system."
The Lebanese Army confirmed that one of its soldiers was killed and 18 others injured, some "critically," in a strike on an army center in Amrieh, located on the road connecting Qlayleh to Sour. In a brief statement, the army also reported "extensive material damage."
As part of the same series of operations and "in retaliation for the strike on Beirut and the massacres committed against civilians," Hezbollah also claimed an attack using precision-guided missiles and explosive drones on "a military target in Tel Aviv," without providing further details.
The Israeli Air Force has struck central Beirut four times over the past week. The most recent bombing, which occurred overnight from Friday to Saturday, targeted a building in Basta, causing significant civilian casualties.
Hezbollah announced that it had struck the Ashdod naval base, located nearly 150 kilometers from the Lebanese border, for the second time this week. Ashdod is about 30 kilometers north of the Gaza Strip. This attack was carried out using "explosive drones" as part of Hezbollah's "Khaybar" operations, launched shortly after the death of its former leader, Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in massive Israeli airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs on Sept. 27.
The situation in the Bekaa Valley, according to our correspondent:
Strikes targeted Bednayel and Boudai in the Baalbeck district.
An overnight strike on Mashghara killed two people and injured 20. The bodies of the two victims were recovered from the rubble of the house, which was completely destroyed.
At least one Lebanese soldier killed, and around 15 wounded in an Israeli strike on a Lebanese Army checkpoint between Sour and Naqoura
A woman in her fifties was lightly wounded by shrapnel in Hezbollah barrage to Israel's north, Haaretz reported.
Head of the Metula Council, the Israeli settlement opposite Khiam (Marjayoun), David Azaoulai, has said that eight rocket salvos have been launched towards the city since the morning, Yedioth Ahronoth has reported.
He said that Metula had sustained “extensive damage to buildings.”
Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Hezbollah has fired 60 missiles at Israel since the morning.
The situation in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, according to our correspondents:
Artillery fire earlier targeted homes in Ibl al-Saqi, killing one person, identified as Mohammad Jamil Dargham, a resident of the neighboring village of Hasbaya.
Airstrikes targeted Kounine, Ainata, Hanine, and Qabrikha, while artillery fire hit Bint Jbeil, Kounine, Ainata, and Hanine.
At least 10 people were injured in an overnight bombing of a house in Mashghara, in the western Bekaa.
According to the National News Agency (NNA), intense fighting is ongoing between the Israeli military and Hezbollah near Shamaa and Tayr Harfa, which are being heavily bombarded by Israeli warplanes.
This morning, artillery fire struck houses in the northeastern part of Ibl al-Saqi, in the Marjayoun district, a few kilometers north of Khiam. Hezbollah announced that it had launched rocket strikes on Israeli soldiers east of Khiam.
Hezbollah also claimed to have targeted Israeli soldiers in Metula, a northern Israeli border town, as well as the towns of Hatzor HaGlilit, about 15 kilometers from the Blue Line, and Ma'alot Tarshiha, 10 kilometers from the border.
In Ma'alot Tarshiha, the rocket fire caused a factory fire and material damage. According to the Israeli army, about 50 rockets have been fired from Lebanon since midnight.
The Israeli military stated that airstrikes last night near Joussieh, close to Qaa at the Lebanon-Syria border in northern Bekaa, targeted "military infrastructure adjacent to the border crossing that was being used to transfer weapons by Hezbollah."
According to a statement shared by Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee, the Israeli military "called on the Syrian and Lebanese authorities to act" to prevent the use "of civilian crossings for terrorist purposes."
Six Lebanese soldiers were injured in an airstrike targeting an army checkpoint between Sour and Naqoura, according to our correspondent. The Lebanese Army has not yet commented on the attack.
🔴 Israeli artillery fire targeted a Lebanese Army checkpoint south of Sour, causing casualties among the soldiers present at the site.
The head of the Burj al-Barajneh municipality, Atef Mansour, has urged residents of this southern Beirut suburb to "avoid areas that might be targeted" by Israeli airstrikes for their safety. He noted that recent gatherings in the "Roueis" area of the neighborhood, shortly before an airstrike, had "resulted in injuries and cases of poisoning, forcing several residents to be hospitalized."
Following each evacuation warning issued by the Israeli army concerning the southern suburbs, dozens of people have been gathering near the targeted sites, often to film the bombings.
Hezbollah claimed several strikes on northern Israeli positions overnight, including Ayelet Hachahar and Kfar Blum. The group also reported conducting a "drone attack with explosives" on the Shraga base, located north of Acre, which it described as the "administrative headquarters of the Golani Brigade" deployed in southern Lebanon.
Israeli air and artillery strikes intensified overnight in southern Lebanon, targeting;
In the Marjayoun district: the outskirts of Deir Siriane, Khiam
In the Bint Jbeil district: Sultanieh, Braasheet, Tibnin, Deir Antar, Shaqra
In the Nabatieh district: Dohat Kfar Roummane, the area known as the 'Nuns' Quarters,' Sharqieh, Harouf, an area between Shouqine and Mayfadoun, Kfar Sir, Ain Qana
In the Hasbaya district: Rashaya al-Foukhar, Kfar Shuba, Mari
In the Sour district: Froun
Clashes between Hezbollah and the Israeli army continued into the evening and night across southern Lebanon, including around Biyada and Jibbayn in the western sector, south of Sour, and Khiam, Kfar Kila and Deir Mimas in the Marjayoun district in the eastern sector.
Hezbollah claimed several attacks, including:
A drone strike targeting Israeli soldiers near Khiam.
A guided missile strike on a Merkava tank near a school in Jibbayn (Sour), reportedly causing casualties.
Skirmishes with Israeli soldiers northeast of Biyada.
In Tayr Harfa, an Israeli army bulldozer was observed demolishing a mosque in the village.
In the eastern sector, Hezbollah reported an artillery strike on an Israeli unit at the intersection between Deir Mimas and Kfar Kila, where the Israeli army has been deployed since Friday.
At 7 a.m., the Israeli army issued evacuation orders for residents of five villages in the Nabatieh region, citing plans to "use force" against "Hezbollah activities" in the area. In a message on X, Arabic-language spokesperson Avichay Adraee called on residents to "immediately evacuate their homes and head north of the Awali River," north of Saida, 60 kilometers from the border.
The villages mentioned are:
Zawtar Gharbieh
Zawtar Sharqieh
Arnoun
Yohmor
Qsaybeh
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