Israel issues forced evacuation orders for seven Lebanese towns

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On Sunday, Israel ordered residents of seven Lebanese towns to evacuate north and west, citing ongoing military operations and the death of an Israeli soldier. Hezbollah stated it would continue attacks as long as Israel violates the ceasefire.

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Israel issued new evacuation orders for southern Lebanon on Sunday after one of its soldiers was killed, warning residents to leave seven towns beyond the so-called "buffer zone" it occupied before a ceasefire. A spokesperson for the Israeli military said in a statement on X that the residents should head north and west away from the towns.

Israel issues forced evacuation orders for seven Lebanese towns

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