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Hezbollah Warns Israel of Appropriate Response to Recent Attacks in Lebanon

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Hezbollah threatened to respond to recent Israeli attacks in Lebanon, urging Lebanese authorities to stop negotiations with Israel and warning Israel against continuing its aggression.

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  • Hezbollah condemns recent Israeli attacks in Lebanon and calls for Lebanese authorities to stop them.
  • The group criticizes Lebanese officials for negotiating directly with Israel and offering concessions.
  • Hezbollah warns Israel that its aggression and attempts to impose facts on the ground will be met with a response.
  • The statement emphasizes that Israeli offenses cannot continue without consequences.
  • Hezbollah frames its warning as a defense against ongoing Israeli violations and attacks.
Hezbollah Warns Israel of Appropriate Response to Recent Attacks in Lebanon
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In response to recent Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Hezbollah issued a statement condemning the attacks and calling on Lebanese authorities to halt what it described as aggression. The group criticized Lebanese officials for persisting in direct and humiliating negotiations with Israel and offering free concessions despite ongoing Israeli offenses. Hezbollah further warned that Israel must understand its aggression, violations, and attempts to impose facts on the ground will not continue unchecked and will be met with an appropriate response.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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