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Israel’s Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, has issued a stern warning about the escalating clashes on the border with the Lebanese Shiite militia party Hezbollah. He emphasized that Israel would soon have to make necessary decisions to address the situation, and condemned Hezbollah for attacking Israeli territory and citizens. According to Katz, Israel cannot allow the terrorist organization to continue its aggression.

Tensions in the region have been rising, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also cautioning about the potential for powerful action on the border with Lebanon. In response, Hezbollah’s number two, Naim Qassem, advised against further conflict as it could lead to devastation and destruction in Israel. However, Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah has expressed opposition to a total war but has urged Israel to remain prepared in the north of the country.

Furthermore, Nasrallah has warned countries like Cyprus that allowing Israel to use their bases for military exercises would be considered a part of the conflict by Hezbollah. Katz stressed that Hezbollah’s threat to Cyprus was just the beginning and warned that war extended beyond Israel’s borders. The situation remains tense as both sides signal readiness for potential escalation. The international community is closely monitoring developments between Israel and Hezbollah while efforts are being made to de-escalate tensions and prevent further violence are crucial in ensuring stability in the region.

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