Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has issued a clear warning that his country is on the verge of a new struggle, to retaliate against rocket attacks initiated from the Lebanon region of Israel. The Prime Minister’s concerns lies in the risks associated with new military operations with the southern border, which may potentially immerse Lebanon in another disastrous war.
He said in a statement, “Salam warned of fresh military operations on the southern border, as he pulled the country into a new war, due to risks, which will bring a crisis to the people of Lebanon and Lebanon.”
This warning comes on a heels of a statement by Israeli’s army chief Ile Zameer, who pledged that the army would seriously respond to inter -passepted rockets. Zamir insisted that the Lebanese takes the responsibility of maintaining the agreement.
The statement of the Lebanese Prime Minister served as a rigorous reminder that his country would not be drawn into another struggle without any fight, saying that “all security and military measures should be taken to show that Lebanon decides on matters of war and peace.”
The current tension threatened to endanger the delicate ceasefire, which ended the year -long struggle between Israel and Hizbullah. This delicate Trus has been threatened by a recent surge in rocket attacks, which has inspired former Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman to Lambast Prime Minister Netanyahu to fail to restore security. Liberman’s scary criticism was included in his statement, “Rockets from Gaza, Yemen and Lebanon on the same day. October 7 is a threat to the security of Prime Minister Israel.”
In response to cross-border rocket fire, Israel has launched a barrage of artillery and an airstrikes, causing more stress to the already delicate Trus. The situation has been extended by the fact that rockets were launched from Lebanon to Northern Israel after almost three months of relatives were calm. Reuters have reported that the latest growth has brought the Middle East to a boiling point, the Prime Minister of the Lebanon, Nawaf Salam, reiterated his concerns that Israeli attacks pulled their country into another war.