Israel says military operation against Hezbollah ‘still not complete’
He warned that if the fighting resumed, displaced residents returning home would have to evacuate again.
Israel says military operation against Hezbollah ‘still not complete’
He warned that if the fighting resumed, displaced residents returning home would have to evacuate again.
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