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The article focused on the relationship between Israeli explosions in southern Lebanon and the earthquake felt by residents of Egypt, where experts clarified that explosions can generate seismic waves recorded by instruments but differ from natural earthquakes in their causes and effects. They confirmed that, despite their ability to cause vibrations, explosions do not produce real earthquakes or trigger the main faults, and they only potentially contribute to changes in pressure on active faults, which calls for precise scientific monitoring. The experts also pointed out that the recent explosions were strong enough to be recorded globally, but they do not pose a direct threat of causing an earthquake. Each region has its own tectonic system, and continuous monitoring is necessary to prevent any potential future impact.
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