In a pressing appeal, Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN) has urged global nations to intervene and prevent Israel’s stated objective of annihilating border towns and blocking the return of hundreds of thousands of civilians to their homes in southern Lebanon.
DAWN has called upon states to take swift action, including imposing an arms embargo and economic sanctions, to halt Israel’s further human rights abuses and its prolonged occupation of southern Lebanon before its expansionist ambitions become irreversible.
This plea comes after Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz acknowledged that Israel is set to follow a similar approach to that used in Gaza, where it razed entire areas and displaced residents, a move that rights advocates describe as a form of ethnic cleansing.
Recently, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich suggested that the Litani River, which runs approximately 30km deep into Lebanese territory, should serve as Israel’s new northern border.
“Under the guise of the conflict with Iran, Israel is openly implementing and accelerating its agenda to seize more land, this time in Lebanon,” said Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man, DAWN’s director for Israel-Palestine.
“Given its history of disregard for international norms in Palestine and the region, it is clear that Israel will not cease its aggression without facing tangible repercussions – and states must act before it’s too late.”
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