Israeli army: Threat along the Lebanese border significantly decreased, but the situation remains volatile

Reserve officers in the Northern Command of the Israeli army have cautioned about a persistent threat in the north, hindering the return of residents.

Officers in the reserve forces of the Northern Command emphasized that the army in the north is in a state of war with Hezbollah.

They pointed out that there is a perception among the public that the threat along the Lebanese border has significantly decreased.

However, the situation remains volatile, with a continuous threat of anti-tank missile launches, mortar shells, and concerns about the infiltration of hostile forces.

They stated, "No one rules out any scenario."