After the threat of a ground operation, a mass exodus from Lebanon! 500,000 people have been moved to safe areas.

The Israeli army, which continues to bomb Lebanon from the air, has killed nearly 1,000 people, while a statement came from the Commander of the Northern Command of the Israeli Army, Ori Gordin, indicating that the war is entering a different dimension.

GROUND OPERATION SIGNAL CREATES FEAR

Gordin claimed that they have "entered a new phase" in the conflicts with Hezbollah, stating that they need to be prepared for a possible ground attack on Lebanon. While the Israeli army's signal for a ground operation towards Lebanon has resonated widely in the global public, the exodus continues in a country where dozens of civilians lose their lives every day.

LARGE EXODUS FROM LEBANON

The country has been witnessing a significant migration movement for the last three days, with thousands of families trying to reach the north or leave the country. Lebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants Abdullah Buhabib stated that the number of people displaced within the country due to Israeli attacks has approached half a million. It is reported that at least 5,000 people have crossed into Syria from Lebanon. Experts emphasized that the current situation is the largest humanitarian crisis since the Israeli war in 2006.

THEY FLED TO SYRIA

Syrian officials stated to the French agency AFP that the number of Lebanese crossing into Syria has exceeded 5,000, with one official saying, "Vehicles were still crossing in the early hours of the morning, and people were heading to the homes of their friends and acquaintances in the rural areas of Homs and the city of Homs." According to Lebanese media, there is intense migration activity at the land border crossing with Syria.

"DO NOT RETURN TO YOUR HOMES"

The Israeli army warned those fleeing from southern Lebanon, which has been subjected to intense air attacks for three days, not to "return to your homes." Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee stated on his social media account, "The Israeli army's attacks continue. For your safety, do not return to your homes until further notice."

LIKE THE WAR IN 2006

Mustafa Hicazi, a member of the Municipal Council and Head of Emergency Situations in the city of Sidon, located on the Mediterranean coast in the central region of Lebanon, stated that an unprecedented migration movement reminiscent of the 2006 War is taking place. He noted that the number of those accommodated in schools in the city has exceeded 5,000, adding that they continue to strive to provide shelter for thousands of others. It has been reported that thousands of Lebanese have migrated from the southern part of the country to Sidon and Beirut, as well as to Tripoli in the north.