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Israel has launched a military operation in Lebanon, following an order from its Prime Minister to expand the occupation of Gaza to approximately 70% of the Palestinian territory.

According to reports, Israeli forces have entered Lebanese territory, with details on the extent and duration of the operation not yet confirmed. The move comes just days after the Prime Minister’s directive to increase Israel’s control over Gaza.

The situation in Gaza remains fluid, with the occupation now covering around 70% of the Palestinian territory. The exact terms of the expansion are unclear, but it is reported that Israeli forces have been deployed to various areas within the territory.

In Lebanon, the military operation has sparked concerns among local authorities and residents. Details on the number of troops involved, their objectives, and any potential civilian casualties are not yet available.

The conflict in Gaza has raised tensions in the region, with many countries expressing concern over the escalating situation. The international community is closely monitoring developments in both Gaza and Lebanon.

As the situation continues to unfold, officials from Israel and neighboring countries have issued statements regarding the operation. However, no further information on the specifics of the operation or its implications for regional stability has been released.

The Israeli government has not commented on the extent of the military operation in Lebanon, but it is clear that the move is part of a broader effort to expand control over Gaza.

Source: Al Jazeera