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according to a report on the german news tv channel website on september 29, after lebanese hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah was killed in a targeted air strike, israel defense forces chief of staff hezi halevi hinted at a possible invasion of neighboring countries lebanon. he said at the israeli northern command in seifed that he had completed a situation assessment and approved the command's plan.

he added in a video released by the military that "the days ahead will be full of challenges" and that the israeli army is "on high alert on all fronts, both defensive and offensive" and that the israeli army has prepared for the coming be prepared for action.

according to the report, observers speculate that israel may try to achieve this goal by launching a ground offensive.

meanwhile, the israeli military has called on people in parts of lebanon to stay away from hezbollah facilities and to safety until further notice. an israeli military spokesman issued the appeal in arabic. the warning applies to residents of the bekaa valley in eastern lebanon, the southern suburbs of the capital beirut and southern lebanon.

however, reports indicate that many people in hezbollah-controlled areas are often unaware of which buildings the group is using. such calls by the israeli military to evacuate usually foreshadow new israeli attacks.

according to a reuters report on september 28, the israeli defense minister’s office said in a statement that israeli defense minister yoyav galant held talks on the evening of the 28th to discuss the possible expansion of israel’s military offensive on the northern front.

"defense minister yoyav galante is currently conducting an operational situation assessment regarding the expansion of the idf's activities in the northern theater," his office said.