Israel Launches Strikes on Hezbollah Targets, Alerting Citizens of Potential Missile Attacks

Photo: IDF spokesman

Israel launched a series of air strikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon early this morning, following the detection of preparations for missile attacks against the State of Israel. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced the operation, emphasizing its proactive nature to remove the threat to Israeli citizens.

Photo: IDF spokesman

IDF Spokesperson issued a statement, urging citizens to stay near or inside protected areas and follow the Home Front Command’s instructions. “Hezbollah will launch rockets, and possibly missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles, towards the territory of the State of Israel,” the statement warned.

As tensions escalate, life-saving instructions have been distributed in various regions, and citizens are being urged to stay updated on the situation through official IDF and Home Front Command channels. The Home Front Command will specify which areas require residents to remain near or inside shelters.

In response to the escalating situation, emergency services across Israel have been placed on high alert. The Rescue Union has instructed its 7,000 volunteers to prepare for potential emergencies, and Magen David Adom has raised its alert level for all vehicles nationwide.

Flights departing from Tel Aviv have been postponed, and flights en route to the city are being directed to alternative airports. The traveling public is advised to check with airlines for updated schedules.

The IDF has also issued a warning to Lebanese citizens residing in southern Lebanon, highlighting the danger posed by Hezbollah’s operations in the area. They are urged to distance themselves from areas where Hezbollah is active.

The situation remains fluid, and citizens are urged to stay informed and follow all instructions from the Home Front Command. The IDF is committed to doing everything necessary to protect the citizens of Israel. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.

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