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Breaking News – New Israeli Threats in South Lebanon

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Breaking News – New Israeli Threats in South Lebanon

The Israeli army has issued fresh warnings of possible airstrikes targeting two towns in southern Lebanon: Baraachit and Majadel.

This escalation raises serious questions:

• Why is the IDF expanding its threat map deeper into civilian areas, despite the clear risks of widening the conflict? • Is this a pressure tactic aimed at deterring Hezbollah, or a prelude to a broader military campaign? • What message does this send to regional actors, especially given the fragile balance along the Blue Line and the memory of past wars?

� Such warnings are not just military signals—they are political messages. They test Lebanon’s resilience, probe Hezbollah’s response, and challenge international mediators to act before the situation spirals.

� The targeting of Baraachit and Majadel could mark a dangerous shift: from limited border skirmishes to a strategy of collective intimidation. The question remains—does Israel seek deterrence, or is it paving the way for escalation?

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