随着美国-以色列与伊朗的战争扩大，以色列的袭击继续轰炸黎巴嫩首都，进一步将伊朗在黎巴嫩的代理部队真主党卷入其中。
根据以色列的声明，在周三的最新袭击之前，以色列军方对贝鲁特的部分地区和黎巴嫩南部的大片地区发出了一些疏散警告，自周一以来，以色列军方在全国各地袭击了数百个目标。
以色列军方周四下午扩大了对黎巴嫩首都人口稠密的南郊居民的警告，命令他们在计划的袭击前立即离开。以色列国防军的通知列出了四个街区，实际上是对贝鲁特郊区整个Dahiyeh地区的强制疏散，该地区长期以来一直是真主党的据点，但也是一个主要的住宅和商业中心，许多平民居住在这里。
超过据以色列国防军说，300,000人已经撤离了黎巴嫩南部。
以色列国防军表示，向南行进是“严格禁止的”，任何向南的行动“都可能危及你们的生命。”
据黎巴嫩卫生部称，自以色列周一恢复对黎巴嫩的袭击以来，至少有77人死亡，527人受伤。
以色列国防军告诉黎巴嫩利塔尼河以南的任何人放弃家园，向北撤离。这一命令引起了一些居民的担忧，他们担心这可能意味着以色列国防军将在未来几天和几周内再次大举入侵黎巴嫩南部。
据当地报道，成千上万的人已经从黎巴嫩南部和真主党的其他据点逃到该国北部。
据当地报道，周三对贝鲁特的袭击集中在人口稠密的南郊Dahiyeh，这是真主党的一个据点。
在贝鲁特南部的另一个街区Hazmieh，一名当地议会成员告诉ABC新闻，Comfort Hotel在周三黎明前没有警告就遭到了袭击，这证实了黎巴嫩国家媒体的报道。Hazmieh是一个基督教社区，不在真主党控制之下，外国大使馆分散在附近黎巴嫩总统府距离酒店四分之一英里。
黎巴嫩官员认为，以色列把哈米耶这样的社区作为目标，可能显示出一种胆大妄为的策略——手套已经脱下。
以色列官员周三表示，真主党继续与伊朗合作。
在以色列和哈马斯在加沙的停火生效后，以色列军队在10月和11月定期袭击黎巴嫩南部的目标，他们说这些目标与真主党有关。
在袭击伊朗之前，以色列于2月份对黎巴嫩东部的巴勒贝克发动了袭击，称在三个不同的地点击毙了“几名”真主党导弹部队成员。
本周的袭击是以色列自2025年6月以来首次袭击黎巴嫩中部的贝鲁特。
以色列军方星期二警告说，在伊朗支持的黎巴嫩激进组织星期一到星期二夜间向以色列北部发射火箭后，真主党“将付出沉重代价”。
据以色列国防军发言人艾菲·德夫林准将说，火箭发射后，以色列国防军立即“在黎巴嫩全境，包括贝鲁特，对真主党恐怖分子目标发动了大规模袭击”。
“我们袭击了该组织的几十个总部和发射地点，”德夫林说。“我们袭击了高级指挥官。该组织仅存的一些资深老兵。我们目前正在检查袭击的结果。”
德夫林指出，“部队部署在前方边境，并准备继续防御和攻击，只要他们需要。”
当被问及以色列国防军是否准备在黎巴嫩进行地面演习时，德夫林说，部队“准备充分”
“我们已经动员了近10万人，”他补充道。“数十个营、师、旅准备在北部边境防御。为所有的可能性做好准备。防守和进攻。所有的可能性都摆在桌面上。我们正在进行形势评估，所有可能性都摆在桌面上。”
真主党政治委员会副主席马哈茂德·卡马蒂星期二警告说，以色列“想要一场公开的战争”...所以让它成为一场公开的战争。”
“敌人想要一场公开的战争，自停火协议决定以来，他一直没有停止，所以让它成为一场公开的战争，”卡马蒂在一份声明中说。
以色列国防军表示，在最近的一轮袭击中，它袭击了贝鲁特的一个真主党地下武器储存设施和其他指挥中心。以色列国防军声称，其目标包括一个地下武器储存设施，额外的指挥中心和一个由真主党用于恐怖袭击，情报收集和宣传的网站。
Israel bombards Beirut with strikes as conflict with Iran widens
Israeli strikes continued to bombard Lebanon's capital on Thursday morning, as the U.S.-Israel war with Iran widens, further embroiling Iran's proxy force in Lebanon, Hezbollah.
The Israeli military issued a number of evacuation warnings for parts of Beirut and huge swathes of southern Lebanon prior to the latest attacks on Wednesday, where it has struck hundreds of targets throughout the country since Monday, according to statements by Israel.
The Israeli military on Thursday afternoon expanded its warning to residents of the densely populated southern suburbs of Lebanon’s capital, ordering them to leave immediately ahead of planned strikes.The notice from the Israel Defense Forces, which lists four neighborhoods, is effectively a forced evacuation of the entire Dahiyeh area on the outskirts of Beirut, which has long been a Hezbollah stronghold but is also a major residential and commercial hub — home to many civilians.
More than300,000 people have evacuated southern Lebanon, according to the IDF.
The IDF said heading south is “strictly prohibited” and any movement south “could endanger your lives.”
At least 77 people have been killed and 527 others wounded since Israel resumed strikes on Lebanon on Monday, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
Anyone south of the Litani River in Lebanon is being told by the IDF to abandon their homes and evacuate north. The order is raising concerns among some residents that this could mean a significant incursion once again from IDF forces moving into southern Lebanon in the coming days and weeks.
Tens of thousands have already fled from parts of Southern Lebanon and from other Hezbollah strongholds to points to the north of the country, according to local reports.
The strikes on Beirut on Wednesday were concentrated on the densely populated southern suburb, Dahiyeh, a Hezbollah stronghold, according to local reports.
In Hazmieh, another southern neighborhood of Beirut, the Comfort Hotel was struck without warning before dawn Wednesday, a local council member told ABC News, confirming reports from Lebanese state media.Hazmieh is a Christian neighborhood not under Hezbollah control with foreign embassies scattered nearby and theLebanese Presidential Palace a quarter mile away from the hotel.
Officials in Lebanon think Israeli targeting neighborhoods like Hamiyeh could show an emboldened strategy -- the gloves are off.
Israeli officials said on Wednesday that Hezbollah continues to act in concert with Iran.
Israeli forces had been striking targets periodically in October and November in southern Lebanon that they say are associated with Hezbollah after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect in Gaza.
Ahead of the attack on Iran, Israel launched strikes against targets in Baalbek, east Lebanon, in February, saying it killed “several” members of Hezbollah’s missile unit in three different locations.
This week's strikes were the first time Israel struck Beirut, in central Lebanon, since June 2025.
The Israeli military warned Tuesday that Hezbollah "will pay a heavy price" after the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group fired rockets into northern Israel overnight Monday into Tuesday.
Immediately after the rocket fire, the IDF "launched a large-scale attack against Hezbollah terrorist targets throughout Lebanon, including Beirut," according to IDF spokesperson Brig. Gen. Effie Defrin.
"We attacked dozens of the organization's headquarters and launch sites," Defrin said. "We attacked senior commanders. Some of the last surviving senior veterans of this organization. We are currently examining the results of the attack."
Defrin noted that "forces are deployed along the border in front and are prepared to continue the defense and attack as long as they require."
When asked whether the IDF is preparing for a ground maneuver in Lebanon, Defrin said the troops are "well prepared."
"We have mobilized close to 100,000 men," he added. "Dozens of battalions, divisions and brigades are prepared in the defense on the northern border. Prepared for all possibilities. In defense and in attack. All possibilities are on the table. We are conducting situation assessments and all possibilities are on the table."
The deputy head of Hezbollah's political council, Mahmoud Qamati, warned Tuesday that Israel "wanted an open war ... so let it be an open war."
"The enemy wanted an open war, which he has not stopped since the ceasefire agreement decision, so let it be an open war," Qamati said in a statement.
The IDF said it struck an underground Hezbollah weapon storage facility and additional command centers in Beirut in its latest wave of strikes. The IDF claimed its targets included an underground weapon storage facility, additional command centers and a site used by Hezbollah for terrorist attacks, intelligence gathering and for propaganda.
