UNIFIL expressed grave concern for the safety of civilians in southern Lebanon amidst the most intense Israeli bombing campaign since last October. Lt. Gen. Aroldo Lázaro, Head of Mission and Force Commander of UNIFIL, has been in contact with both Lebanese and Israeli parties, emphasizing the urgent need for de-escalation. Efforts are ongoing to reduce tensions and halt the shelling. Any further escalation of this dangerous situation could have far-reaching and devastating consequences, not only for those living on both sides of the Blue Line but also for the broader region. According to reports from Lebanese authorities, hundreds have been killed or injured. Attacks on civilians are not only violations of international law but may amount to war crimes. UNIFIL reiterates its strong call for a diplomatic solution and urges all parties to prioritize civilian lives and ensure they are not put in harm's way. It is essential to fully recommit to the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, whi ch is now more critical than ever to address the underlying causes of the conflict and ensure lasting stability. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
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