Israeli military officials have issued a stark warning to residents living south of the Zahrani River in southern Lebanon, advising them to relocate to the north of the river immediately.
In a post on X, spokesman Avichay Adraee cautioned that remaining in the area poses a significant risk to their lives and those of their families, given the ongoing Israeli air strikes and the presence of Israeli troops operating with considerable force.
Since hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah resumed in early March, the Israeli military has issued heightened warnings for Lebanese civilians in southern Lebanon and the capital’s southern suburbs.
The designated evacuation zone now spans from the Litani River to areas beyond the Zahrani River, approximately 40km (25 miles) north of the Israeli border. According to the Norwegian Refugee Council, these orders cover more than 1,470 square kilometres (568 square miles) – about 14 percent of Lebanon’s territory – and affect more than 100 towns and villages.
At the same time, Israeli ground forces are strengthening their presence in southern Lebanon, with officials stating their goal is to establish a “buffer zone”.
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