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Netanyahu Vows Israeli Troops Will Stay in South Lebanon Until Threat Ends
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Netanyahu told Israeli troops in southern Lebanon they will remain until Hezbollah's threat is eliminated, ordering immediate action against any threats and signaling a tougher stance against Iran and Hezbollah.
- 01Netanyahu orders destruction of any tunnels or terrorist villages in southern Lebanon.
- 02Israeli troops instructed to act immediately upon identifying life-threatening threats.
- 03Lebanon is told to reject Iran and Hezbollah's presence, seen as a challenge to Iran's naval forces.
- 04Netanyahu vows Israeli forces will not withdraw until Hezbollah's threat is neutralized.
- 05The policy shift signals a tougher Israeli stance in the Lebanon security zone.
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