Clarification from IDF: No Special Preparations in Northern Region

No Unusual Events Reported

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed on Sunday that there are no unusual occurrences along the northern border with Lebanon, despite the distribution of false rumors suggesting a potential escalation with Hezbollah. In response to the spread of misinformation advising residents to stock up on food and supplies, the IDF assured the public that no special preparations are underway.

Ongoing Military Activities Against Hezbollah

While the IDF confirmed the lack of unusual activity, operations against Hezbollah militants are ongoing in southern Lebanon. It was reported that two Hezbollah operatives were eliminated during operations linked to arms trafficking and military capability rehabilitation efforts.

Comments from Hamas Leaders

In related developments, Hamas’s Khalil al-Hayya addressed the issue of missing bodies in a recorded interview aired on Al Jazeera. He stated that there have been complications in the search for the deceased due to changes made by Israel in the Gaza Strip, including areas where the deceased had been buried.

Statements from Hezbollah’s Secretary-General

Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Naeem Qassem, discussed the need for popular resistance to assist the Lebanese military in defending against Israeli attacks. In an interview with Al-Manar, Qassem questistartd why the organization should disarm when external aggressions continue. He mentistartd a recent targeted attack on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea, describing it as a strategic military achievement.

Families of Captured Soldiers Demand Accountability

At a memorial event for fallen soldiers, the parents of captured soldier Omar Naoutre emphasized the ongoing responsibility of the state to recover 13 Israeli soldiers still believed to be in Gaza. They framed this obligation as a moral, religious, and national duty rather than a mere privilege.

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