Israel's military hints at Lebanon ground operations against Hezbollah

Israel may be preparing for a ground operation inside of Lebanon against the Hezbollah militant group as conflict in the Middle East grows. CBS News' Chris Livesay reports.

[demarfinearts]

Explosions behind the McDonalds sign is wild.

[kylelovell]

Maybe this is israel saying "we're tired of being pushed around" (I take no sides in this conflict).

[jackybrown]

Why you've never asked Hezbollah to stop attacking Israel 🇮🇱 since October 8th

[rexroscoeroggaschjr]

The Lebanese government and UNIFIL should have asked for assistance to enforce the UN resolution 1701 back in 2006/2007 when Hezbollah was out of compliance

[kevinjenner]

Not that the US follows it’s own laws or anything…It is illegal under US law to Provide weapons to a country found to be in violation of International Humanitarian Law and the Leahy Act.

[quill]

_We want this to be a fair fight, folks, so on this side, we have over two billion Muslims, or one-fourth of the world's population, who insist that Israel cannot be allowed to exist; and on the other side, we have almost sixteen million Jews, or 0.2% of the world's population, who simply want to live in peace._ 🕊 - j q t -

[aliciaarias]

The United States need to stop giveing money to these country

[shonuffizhere]

Bluff!!! Lebanon wants ground troops battle.

[nuhbiwan]

Lebanon has the right to defend itself

[kappadarwin]

a ground invasion would be a bad idea, it would be difficult to justify invading another country as a means to defend oneself.

[AliBakari-hi]

Why did Israel start a ground invasion in Lebanon? This is absurd our soldiers will help Lebanon and may Allah SWT guide them to the best of knowledge and power Ameen.

[saeiddavatolhagh]

Advice for the anti-Christ: Get out of occupied territory now.

[quill]

_Saudi Arabia could relocate the Gaza Strip right near Mecca, as it would fit into Saudi Arabia rather nicely almost 6000 times, and it would fit inside Iran over 4500 times._ 🤔 - j q t -