Israel lifts all restrictions following ceasefire with Lebanon
Following the ceasefire reached with Lebanon, the Israeli military announced that all operational restrictions in the country have ended.
According to a statement issued by the Israeli military, all restrictions previously in effect across the country were lifted as of 16:00 today. It was stated that the decision will remain in effect until 20:00 on Thursday, April 23.
In this context, Israel has transitioned to a "full operation" status without any restrictions. Specifically, on the front line covering the northern regions, public gatherings of up to one thousand people will be permitted until 20:00 on Saturday, April 18. Officials emphasized that security assessments in both military and civilian areas are being conducted meticulously.
In recent days, U.S. President Donald Trump had announced that a 10-day ceasefire had been reached between Israel and Lebanon and that this decision had gone into effect at midnight. With the implementation of the ceasefire agreement, life has begun to return to normal.
The announcement from the military stated that developments are being closely monitored and that any new steps to be taken will be shaped according to the current situation. While Israelis living in the northern regions and other citizens are returning to their daily lives, authorities have urged the public to remain cautious against potential new developments.
News Source: 12punto
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