Israel and Hezbollah inch closer to full-scale war, refusing to back down

Lucy Williamson

3 months ago

Israel and Hezbollah inch closer to full-scale war, refusing to back down

Living on the Edge: Israel-Lebanon Border Conflict

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By Lucy Williamson, Reporting from the Israel-Lebanon border

“Every day, every night: bombs. [It’s a] problem,” David Kamari told the BBC

BBC David Kamari — “Every day, every night: bombs. [It’s a] problem,” David Kamari told the BBC

Amid escalating tensions on the Israel-Lebanon border, residents like David Kamari in Kiryat Shmona face constant danger from rocket attacks. While UN Secretary-General warns of catastrophe, David sees war with Hezbollah as a solution to end the daily fear.

David’s property has been hit by rocket fire: “If you live here one night, you go crazy.”

As both sides exchange fire, the risk of full-scale war looms large. While Israel strikes back at Hezbollah, the Lebanese border towns face destruction and displacement. The lethal cycle of violence leads to uncertainty and a grim outlook for the future.

Israel has been hitting southern Lebanon with air strikes

The tense situation calls for urgent diplomatic efforts to prevent a catastrophic war. Both Israel and Hezbollah must find a peaceful resolution to avoid further devastation and loss of life.

Tom Perry says Israel’s leaders have failed and should quit

In the midst of chaos, voices like Tom Perry call for political change and a new approach to resolve the border conflict. As the region teeters on the brink of war, the need for peace and stability becomes more urgent than ever.

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