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Israel warns Lebanon of strikes if Hezbollah joins any US-Iran war - Reuters

Feb 24, 2026, 10:56 GMT+0

Israel sent an indirect message to Lebanon that it would strike the country hard, including civilian infrastructure such as the airport, if Hezbollah becomes involved in any war between the United States and Iran, two senior Lebanese officials told Reuters.

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