Hezbollah Affirms Staying Active If Ceasefire Is Agreed

Lebanese move to Syria due to Israeli attacks/DOCmen UNICEF/Rami Nader

JAKARTA - Hezbollah will remain active after the war with Israel ends when an agreement is reached.

Hezbollah also helped Lebanese refugees return to their villages and rebuild areas destroyed by Israeli attacks, senior Hezbollah officials and MP Hassan Fadlallah said on Tuesday, November 26.

Fadllalah told Reuters Lebanon was facing dangerous and sensitive moments before the announcement of the ceasefire, given Israel's intensive air force strike on Tuesday afternoon in Beirut and its southern suburbs.

It was reported that ten Israeli attacks simultaneously hit the southern suburbs of Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday, November 26. An Israeli military spokesman said the air force carried out a broad attack on Hezbollah's targets there.

As reported by CNN, this event is the largest simultaneous attack on the southern suburbs of Beirut so far.

The attack came after the Israeli military issued an evacuation order at 20 locations in the region.

The warning was shared on Tuesday, November 26 through an Arabic-language social media account of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), including the account of X, an IDF spokesman for Arabic, Avichay Adraee.

According to Adraee, the buildings targeted were located in the Al-Hadath, Haret Hreik and Burj Al-Barajneh areas known as the fort of the Hezbollah militant group.

The IDF stated that the attack was aimed at buildings that Hezbollah said were used.

Residents were urged to evacuate and keep a distance of at least 500 meters from certain buildings identified and mapped out in the warning.