Israel Braces for Iran's Attack and Hezbollah Rockets

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Israel is preparing for an expected attack from Iran, prompting several countries to call for their citizens to leave the region. The situation is deemed highly volatile, and there is an increased risk of military escalation.

Hezbollah, the Lebanese militia, has once again launched rockets at northern Israel, resulting in casualties. Israel has responded by striking Hezbollah positions in Lebanon.

Israel is also anticipating a multi-front war and has sought support from the US-led coalition. In Germany, there are calls for military assistance to Israel against the Iranian threat.

Efforts are being made to prevent further escalation through diplomatic channels. Meanwhile, concerns are rising as Israel's GPS system is disrupted, signaling the possibility of attacks on multiple fronts.

Iran's allies, including the Houthi in Yemen and Iran-backed militias in Iraq and Syria, could also participate in the aggression against Israel. The key to de-escalation lies in a ceasefire agreement for the ongoing Gaza conflict, but negotiations have stalled.

Canada has warned its citizens to avoid travel to Israel due to the unpredictable security situation. Amid the growing pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu, criticism mounts for his handling of the conflict, and US President Biden has expressed his disapproval.

The threat of war in Lebanon looms as the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel intensifies.