Israel's impact on southern Lebanon
A report indicates that the Israeli army carried out hundreds of attacks and issued evacuation orders covering more than 100 towns and villages in southern Lebanon, after seizing a buffer zone extending approximately 600 square kilometers and reaching up to 2,000 square kilometers of the country. Many villages have been destroyed using explosives and bulldozers, and civilian displacement continues as a result of ongoing airstrikes and evacuation orders, despite a ceasefire that has not alleviated the population's suffering. Israel aims to establish buffer zones along its border with Lebanon to stop threats from Hezbollah and Iran, leading to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of civilians and the destruction of a large part of the infrastructure.
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