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Israel plans 'security zone' in Lebanon as one million face permanent displacement

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Israel is planning to establish a "security zone" in southern Lebanon, extending up to the Litani River, as part of an expanded ground offensive. This operation has led to renewed evacuation orders in areas like Beirut's southern suburbs, displacing approximately one million people and raising concerns about permanent displacement.
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An Israeli strike hit Beirut’s southern suburbs overnight, an area under a renewed blanket evacuation order as Israel expands its ground offensive in Lebanon, Al Jazeera reported. The orders, reissued earlier in the evening, are part of a series of evacuation directives that have been in place for weeks and now extend across large parts of southern Lebanon up to the Zahrani River, the report said.

Israel plans 'security zone' in Lebanon as one million face permanent displacement
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