Gallant: The Israeli army will take action “very soon” on the border with Lebanon

THE Israeli army will “take action very soon” in the northern part of the country, on the border with Lebanon, where they are noted daily exchanges of fire with Hezbollah, the Israeli Defense Minister said today Joab Gallant.

The minister informed the soldiers who are near the border with the Gaza Strip that they will leave that area to be transferred to the northern part of Israel.

“Soon we will take action (…) so the forces in the north will be strengthened,” Gallant said, adding that reserves would be withdrawn in order to prepare for these future operations.

The Chief of the Israeli General Staff Hertsi Halevi he recently said that the likelihood of a war within “the next few months” in the north of the country is now “much higher than it has been in the past”.

As APE-MPE reports, since the attacks by the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas on Israeli territory on October 7, which triggered the war in Gaza, there have been frequent exchanges of fire between the Israeli army and Hezbollah, its Shiite armed movement. Lebanon.

In more than three months, more than 200 people have been killed in Lebanon, according to an AFP tally. On the Israeli side, 15 people were killed, including nine soldiers and six civilians, according to the Israeli military.

Source: News Beast

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