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Israel Moves Troops to Northern Front for ‘New Phase’ in Hezbollah War

IDF Prepares for Expanded Conflict as Focus Shifts to Lebanon Border.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have begun moving significant military forces toward the northern border as the country enters a "new phase" of its war against Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed terrorist organization in southern Lebanon. This strategic shift follows Israel's precision strikes earlier this week, which targeted Hezbollah by detonating explosive devices embedded in intercepted pagers and walkie-talkies distributed among their fighters.

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant emphasized the difference between Hezbollah and Hamas, noting that the terror group is significantly more formidable in size, training, and weaponry. “The center of gravity is moving north,” Gallant said, making it clear that Israel is diverting resources and personnel to counter the growing threat in the north. “We are entering a new phase of the war one that demands courage, determination, and perseverance.”

As Israeli tanks and artillery make their way to the Lebanon border, residents in the northern region have noticed a substantial increase in military activity. Israel is bracing for a possible escalation with Hezbollah, which has long been a key proxy for Iran and poses a significant threat to Israeli security. The IDF’s objective is clear: to neutralize the Hezbollah threat and allow northern communities to return home safely.

“We have not forgotten the hostages, and we have not forgotten our tasks in the south,” Gallant added, ensuring that the IDF remains focused on both fronts. However, the move north signals a critical shift in Israel’s broader strategy. Unlike Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah is equipped with more advanced military hardware and has a formidable rocket arsenal capable of targeting major cities like Tel Aviv.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering replacing Gallant due to disagreements over the handling of the war. Likud minister Shlomo Karhi confirmed the tension, stating, “What’s needed is someone the prime minister can trust.”

As Israel enters this new phase of the conflict, the stakes continue to rise. With Hezbollah now firmly in its crosshairs, Israel faces a daunting battle against a well-armed and organized adversary. The coming days will likely prove critical in determining the outcome of this expanded conflict.

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