The war will not stop, Netanyahu rejected the ceasefire proposal.

By Newscrab Editor Sep 26, 2024, 17:47 IST

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the ceasefire proposal. In a statement issued by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, it has been said that the news related to the ceasefire is false, it was a proposal from America-France to which the Prime Minister has not even given any reaction.

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has said that PM Netanyahu has asked the Israeli army to move forward with full force and has also instructed the IDF to act according to the plan that was presented to him. It is feared that the Israeli army may soon launch a ground attack in Lebanon.

America-France had appealed for an immediate 21-day ceasefire on Wednesday to stop the war between Israel and Hezbollah. Many European countries including Australia, Canada, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Qatar also supported this proposal. But Israel has made it clear that it will continue attacks against Hezbollah. At the same time, no statement has come from Hezbollah regarding this proposal yet.

More than 600 killed in Israeli attacks

On the other hand, 72 people died in Lebanon in an Israeli attack on Wednesday, and more than 620 people have been killed so far due to heavy bombing since 23 September. Hezbollah has claimed to have targeted Israeli military bases in Haifa, northern Israel. However, the Israeli army has not confirmed Hezbollah's claims, earlier IDF had said that 45 rockets were fired by Hezbollah.

Alert due to the possibility of a ground attack

At the same time, countries around the world have become alert due to the possibility of a ground invasion by the Israeli army in Lebanon. India has already asked its citizens not to travel to Lebanon and return from Lebanon immediately. China has also issued guidelines for its citizens and advised them not to travel to Lebanon. On the other hand, Turkey is preparing to bring back its citizens from Lebanon. Sources in Turkey's Defense Ministry have said that a preliminary plan is being prepared to safely evacuate citizens from Lebanon.