Lebanese officials said that they were evacuating some 200 criminals held in Beirut's "Dahieh" suburb, known as a Hezbollah stronghold, due to increased fear of war with Israel.

Defense Minister Yoav Gallant visited one of the intelligence bases in northern Israel today (Tuesday). During his visit, he received a briefing on the intelligence operations that led to the elimination of Hezbollah's Chief of Staff, Imad Mughniyeh, and discussed efforts to neutralize threats and thwart Hezbollah operatives across Lebanon.

Security and strategic affairs analyst Faiz al-Asmar stated today that Israel has a red line regarding Hezbollah's response and warned that if Hezbollah attacks the next targets, Beirut could become like Gaza.

The terrorist organization Hezbollah has recently evacuated all of its known command centres in southern Dahieh, Beirut, including its political headquarters, in preparation for a possible Israeli response to an attack.

In the Hezbollah terror organization, officials have stated that both the nature and timing of their response have been determined, and they are waiting for the right moment to execute it. They assert, "Israel will receive a response proportional to its crimes."

Many Lebanese are reportedly trying to flee the Beirut suburb and Hezbollah bastion known as the Dahieh due to increased fears of a general war.

As missiles light up Middle Eastern skies, Canada makes a heartbreaking choice to safeguard its diplomatic families. In a world holding its breath, this evacuation signals a chilling new chapter in a conflict that threatens to engulf an entire region.

Caretaker Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib said in a press conference that the Lebanese government is working to get Hezbollah to not launch a response which would lead to wider war.

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, the UK and other nations are urgently calling for their citizens to leave Lebanon immediately, warning of a potentially rapid deterioration in the situation. With flight prices to London doubling over the weekend and departures being cancelled, those heeding the call face a race against time and soaring costs to secure their exit.

Saudi network Al-Hadath reported that Hezbollah has evacuated its headquarters in Dahieh, Beirut, and has begun transporting weapons from there, likely in preparation for an Israeli response to the anticipated attack following the assassination of Hezbollah senior member Fuad Shukur.

In Lebanon, they are accusing American envoy Amos Hochstein of being complicit in a deception that led to the assassination of Fuad Shukur, after Hochstein clarified that operations in Beirut or Dahieh were off-limits.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah typically delivers his speeches against a green background. Occasionally, other colours appear, but today he gave his speech against a red backdrop, which symbolizes blood vengeance in Shia Islam.

In his speech two days after the assassination of a senior Hezbollah official, Hassan Nasrallah accused Israel of harming children and women. The head of the terror organization continued to claim that Hezbollah was not responsible for the fire towards Majdal Shams.

The conversation is part of the Prime Minister's efforts to prepare the country and its allies for the predicted Iranian retaliation after the strikes in Beirut and Iran.

One day after the assassination of Fuad Shukr, Hezbollah has officially announced the death of Shukr, known as the "Grand Jihad Commander," who was killed in an Israeli strike in the heart of Beirut.

Foreign Minister Israel Katz sent a letter to his counterparts around the world following the strike against Hezbollah leader Fuad Shukr in Beirut, calling on them to ensure the threat Hezbollah presents is neutralized.

The Defense Minister, speaking to troops operating an anti-air unit, said that the Beirut strike killing Hezbollah leader Fuad Shukr was "precise and professional."

From the ashes of October 7th, Israel rises as a phoenix of vengeance and precision. In just six hours, the Jewish state reminds the world: Underestimate us at your peril.

Saudi researcher Ali Mohammed al-Husseini commented on Israel's dramatic assassination in Lebanon, stating that Hajj Mohsen was the number one figure in Hezbollah: "He was before Nasrallah."