Israel declares closed military zones for communities near the coast on the border with Lebanon

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The Army lifts restrictions in northern Israel, allowing classes to resume in some areas with shelters

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This Monday, the Israeli Army declared several communities near the border with Lebanon in the extreme west and close to the coast closed military zones as part of the offensive against the Lebanese Shiite militia party Hezbollah.

Specifically, the affected communities are Rosh Hanikra, Shlomi, Hanita, Adamit and Arab al Aramshe. The Israel Defense Forces have reported in a statement that “entering these areas is strictly prohibited.”

“For your safety, please refrain from being in the sea or on the beach from now until further notice. Being on the beach and the movements of boats in the area of ​​the Awali river line towards the south pose a threat to your life,” said the Army’s Arabic spokesman, Avichai Adrai, in a warning to the Lebanese population.

As Israeli forces prepare to carry out operations in this coastal area near southern Lebanon, military authorities have lifted restrictions in northern Israel, allowing classes to resume in some shelter-in-place areas, it has been reported. the Home Front Command.