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Metula Chief Slams Government and IDF Over Lack of Retaliation in Beirut's Dahiya
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50% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 13, 2026
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What happened
Metula council head David Azoulay accused Israeli leaders of failing to retaliate in Beirut's Dahiya after another night of sirens and interceptions in northern Israel. The IDF said it struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and killed militants, but did not attack Beirut.
- 01David Azoulay criticized Israel's response after 12 interceptions and repeated northern alerts.
- 02He said children in Metula ran to shelters while life in Dahiya remained normal.
- 03The IDF struck Hezbollah infrastructure and militants in southern Lebanon.
- 04No attacks were carried out in Beirut or Dahiya despite earlier threats.
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