The dramatic warning to Lebanon: "Israel may act within two weeks"

A report by the Lebanese newspaper Al-Modon states that diplomatic warnings conveyed to Lebanon are cautioning against possible Israeli military action in the coming two weeks, against the backdrop of Netanyahu's threats. Meanwhile, pressure on Hezbollah is increasing, and in Beirut, steps are being advanced against arms smuggling and funding sources.

A report by the Lebanese newspaper Al-Modon, cited in the article, states that diplomatic warnings conveyed in recent days to Lebanon are cautioning against military steps that Israel may take in the coming two weeks. The warnings, which came from international sources, call on Beirut to remain vigilant and prepare for a security escalation, against the backdrop of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threats. Meanwhile, pressure is increasing on the terrorist organization Hezbollah to avoid joining another war. The authorities in Lebanon are dealing with an investigation into a shipment of explosives, which is increasing pressure on the organization, and steps are being considered against arms smuggling and funding sources, including commercial activity related to pharmaceuticals. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun convened a security meeting and ordered stricter law enforcement, preventing armed shows of force, and confiscating illegal weapons. Hezbollah identifies these developments as part of tightening pressure and warns that continued steps could lead to an internal eruption.