News of a potential ground incursion by the Israeli army into southern Lebanon has sparked anxiety among Moroccan nationals living in the country. As other nations like France, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany organize evacuation plans for their citizens, Moroccans in Lebanon are anxiously awaiting similar actions from their government.
Reports of daily explosions and the presence of warplanes and drones have heightened fears among Moroccan students and residents in Lebanon. With flights out of Beirut’s airport either canceled or fully booked, uncertainty looms over the situation.
Despite Hezbollah denying the incursion, the tension in Lebanon continues to rise. Moroccan nationals call on their government for swift evacuation efforts, urging quick actions to ensure their safety in the midst of conflict.
As the crisis escalates, the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has established a crisis unit to monitor the situation and respond appropriately. With the situation in southern Lebanon remaining uncertain, Moroccans in the region anxiously await evacuation plans and relief from the escalating tensions.