Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has forcefully rejected Israel's assertion that two villages in southern Lebanon were legitimate military targets, sparking a heated diplomatic row between the two nations. The villages, which were destroyed in a recent Israeli military operation, have left hundreds of residents displaced and have raised concerns about the escalating tensions between Lebanon and Israel. In a statement, Prime Minister Salam maintained that the villages were civilian areas and that Israel's claims to the contrary are unfounded, further straining an already fragile relationship between the two countries. The international community is now closely watching the situation, with many calling for a thorough investigation into the Israeli operation and its aftermath.
Prime Minister Nawaf Salam rejects Israel's claim that villages destroyed in southern Lebanon were military sites.
