Netanyahu warned that Israel is ready to conduct large-scale operations on the border with Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the Israeli army is ready to give an "extremely powerful" response to the attacks of "Hezbollah" from Lebanon, the number of which has greatly increased in recent days. According to "Armenpress", The Times of Israel reports about this. "If someone thinks that he can cause us harm, and we will sit idly by, then he is terribly mistaken," he said. During Netanyahu's visit to the city of Kiryat Shmona on the border with Lebanon, large fires broke out in Kiryat Shmona due to shelling by "Hezbollah", which firefighters extinguished for about 48 hours. Netanyahu visited the area a few hours after the firefighting efforts. Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi announced on June 4 that the country will soon make a decision on how to respond to Hezbollah's daily attacks, which the group says are being carried out. in response to the military operations conducted by Israel in the Gaza Strip. After the invasion of the militants of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas on October 7, Israel launched military operations in response to the Palestinian enclave. During this period, clashes also occur on the border between Lebanon and Israel. About 60,000 residents were displaced from the northern regions of Israel. Tens of thousands of residents were also displaced from the south of Lebanon.