Israel to Lebanese: 'Do not return to your homes': Will the attacks continue?

Lebanon has been the target of more than 150 Israeli airstrikes in the last three days. Lebanese people who lost their homes have migrated to the northern parts of the country to avoid becoming targets of the bombs. Last night, Israel issued a message to those who left their homes, telling them 'not to return' and announcing that it would continue its attacks.

Israeli Army Spokesperson Avichay Adraee issued a warning on his social media account to those who were forced to migrate from the southern regions of Lebanon due to Israeli attacks.

Addressing the residents of all villages in Lebanon who were forced to leave their homes for their safety, Adraee stated the following:

'The Israeli army's attacks are continuing. For your safety, do not return to your homes until further notice.'

Pointing out that sirens were sounding in the Israeli capital of Tel Aviv, Adraee reported that a missile launched from Lebanon was destroyed by air defense systems.

The airstrikes carried out by Israel on Lebanon have caused people living in the south of the country to migrate en masse toward the north.

558 PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE ATTACKS SO FAR

Since the morning hours of September 23, the Israeli army has carried out hundreds of airstrikes on the Bekaa and Baalbek regions, as well as cities in southern Lebanon.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that 558 people, including 50 children and 95 women, have been killed and 1,835 people have been injured in the attacks.

The wave of migration from the southern regions of the country toward the capital, Beirut, and the north continues.