US EditionIsrael calls off planned strike on Hezbollah targets after intervention by Lebanese a
The Israeli Defence Forces suspended a strike after the Lebanese army and UNIFIL searched a suspected Hezbollah-linked house in Yanouh, with the IDF continuing to monitor the site.
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Israel halts airstrike, allows Lebanese army to deal with Hezbollah terror threat
US President Donald Trump has given Lebanon the deadline of December 31 to disarm Hezbollah and other terror groups in the country. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News Israel halted a planned strike against Hezbollah on Saturday evening after the Lebanese army moved quickly to address the threat, marking the first time the IDF has canceled an operation almost in real time due to action by Lebanese forces. The incident began around 3 p.m., when the…
Israel calls off planned strike on Hezbollah targets after intervention by Lebanese a
IDF had warned residents of Yanouh to evacuate after a UN-Lebanese force searched an empty home for weapons; strike was suspended after additional Lebanese troops deployed and Israel agreed to renewed inspection through ceasefire mechanism
The evacuation warning in the village of Yanouh preceded preparations for an attack against Hezbollah infrastructure, but after the Lebanese army requested to reach the marked structure, the IDF announced a temporary freeze on the attack. • The army emphasizes: We will continue to monitor the target and will not allow Hezbollah to reestablish itself.
Shortly after a Lebanese army and UNIFIL force searched a house in the village of Yanouh, an IDF spokesman sent an urgent warning in Arabic to residents of southern Lebanon. According to a report in Al-Akhbar, the force returned to the house to prevent the attack.
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