
Israel was preparing a new war front: The one against Lebanon and Hezbollah, the same way it did in Gaza.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a strategic discussion with security officials that the goal is to start a war front with Lebanon as soon as possible. This was reported by Channel 13. Security officials believe that the northern front requires a reduction in the forces fighting in Gaza. According to an anonymous aide to Netanyahu, no deadline has been set for the transfer, but it could happen within a few weeks or a few months, writes "La Repubblica".
"The situation in the north cannot continue. The IDF must prepare for a broad campaign in Lebanon," the prime minister said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to address the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, September 27 and spend that weekend in the United States for the Jewish holiday of Shabbat. The news is reported by "Ynet". Netanyahu is expected to leave for New York on Tuesday the 24th and spend five days in the US.
While Hamas proposes to leave control of the Philadef corridor to the IDF until the end of the conflict, the Israeli prime minister would be willing, according to local media, to move troops north to attack Lebanon on a large scale.
Israel bombs Nuseira again, 3 killed! Yemen responds with a missile
But the opening of a new front would further inflame the conflicts with the Hezbollah-Iran-Hamas triangle.
On the other hand, 3 Palestinians died and several others were injured in an Israeli bombardment that hit the Nuseirat refugee camp in the center of the Gaza Strip late Saturday evening (September 14).
The same area where six UN officials died a few days ago, after a previous airstrike, reports "Al Jazeera".
There was also an attack on Israeli territory. A rocket was fired and hit central Israel, but no casualties were reported from the attack. Authorities said the missile was fired from Yemen, another country at loggerheads with Tel Aviv.
Anti-government demonstrations in Tel Aviv, 15 arrested
On the other hand, protests in Israel keep coming and escalating. 15 people were arrested in Tel Aviv by Israeli police during a demonstration, with thousands of participants, against the government and in favor of a deal to release hostages still held by Hamas.
This is what The Times of Israel newspaper reports, citing the Detainee Support Organization, which represents the arrested, as a source. Some of them, according to the police, were found with shredded tires and a suspected flammable substance.